Providence Place at the Collegeville Inn

Medications were not stored properly, including an opened medication without an open date and an expired low blood sugar kit on a cart.

Poisonous materials, including cleaners and wipes, were found unlocked, unattended, and accessible to residents.

An OTC medication package in the medication cart was not labeled with the resident's name and did not match the MAR.

The first floor front lounge common area was being recorded by a camera, violating the resident's right to privacy.

The residence failed to report an incident involving a resident's unwitnessed fall and head laceration to the Department within the required 24-hour timeframe.

A resident did not receive required assistance with nail care as indicated in their assessment and support plan.

A resident's camera was recording both video and audio, which was used to communicate with staff regarding medication.

Emergency evacuation diagrams showing lines of travel to exit doors were not posted on each floor.

A resident was physically struck by another resident, resulting in red marks on the ear, lip, and chin.

Poisonous materials, including scented body wash and toothpaste, were found unlocked and accessible to residents in the Secure Dementia Care Unit.

A resident's medication label contained incorrect dosage instructions, stating three times a day instead of the prescribed twice a day.

Sanitary conditions were inadequate as a toilet seat in a resident room was found smeared with feces.

Direct care staff did not receive required annual training regarding care for residents with intellectual disabilities.

The residence brought staff back to work without Department approval after submitting a plan of supervision.

A staff member responded unprofessionally to a resident's verbal outburst, failing to maintain dignity and respect.

A common bathroom in the special care unit lacked a means of hand drying.

A resident's wheelchair was not strapped or locked while the vehicle was in motion, resulting in the wheelchair overturning.

The first aid kit in the home's van was not available to aid an injured resident during transport.

A resident sustained a head injury and fractures when their wheelchair overturned during transport because it was not securely locked or strapped to the bus.