Pleasant Ridge

The posted menus only included dates from 8/4/25 to 8/10/25, failing to meet the requirement for one week advance posting.

Medication administration records contained incorrect dosage information and entries that were initialed as administered despite dosage changes.

Two bathrooms across from bedroom #228 lacked an operable outside window or an operable exhaust fan for ventilation.

A resident's glucometer was not set to the correct time, leading to discrepancies between meter readings and the MAR.

No operable carbon monoxide alarms were found near the kitchen gas stove, laundry room gas dryers, or boiler room gas boilers.

Resident #1 did not have access to an operable bedside lamp or light source.

The hot water temperature at the common bathroom sink across from room 228 measured 130.1°F, exceeding the 120°F limit.

The open window in the kitchen did not have a screen installed.

Evidence of infestation was observed, including live bed bugs in bedrooms and flying insects in the common area kitchenette.

Sanitary conditions were poor, including grime in the kitchen, leaking beverage dispensers, rotten food in coolers, and soiled plungers in bathrooms.

No staff members held a nationally recognized food manager certification as required by the PA Department of Agriculture.

Resident assessments failed to document significant changes in behavior, specifically regarding inappropriate physical affection and self-harming behaviors.

Sanitary conditions were inadequate, including food particles and liquid spills on the dining room floor, a soiled rag on the countertop, and stained carpeting in the kitchen.

A resident displayed inappropriate physical affection toward others, including kissing hands and lips, which was not properly addressed by staff.

A leaking boiler tank created a large wet area on the floor, and door latches had been removed from exit doors.

The most recent license inspection summary was not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

Direct care staff members did not receive required annual fire safety training from a qualified expert.

The first floor medical records room was unlocked and unattended, leaving resident records and sensitive information accessible.