Revelle of Bucks County Senior Living

The residence failed to report a resident incident involving a fall and hospitalization to the Department within the required 24-hour timeframe.

A resident's medical evaluation was completed more than 60 days prior to their admission.

Staff failed to provide required ADL assistance for transfers and ambulation, resulting in a resident waiting over 45 minutes for a response to a call bell.

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

The resident-residence contract was not signed by the resident.

A staff member interacted with a resident in a manner that violated their right to dignity and respect, including raising their voice and leaving the resident without required assistance.

A bedside mobility device was not securely attached to the bedframe, creating potential entrapment zones.

Dried feces were found on the toilet seat in a resident's bathroom.

Opened and unsealed bags of cookie dough and fried steak were stored in the walk-in freezer.

The facility could not provide the initial medical evaluation or show that an evaluation was completed for a resident upon admission.

Medication was not administered according to the prescriber's orders, resulting in missed doses for a resident over a 2.5-month period.

The residence lacks a system to identify and document medication errors and patterns of errors.

There was an unlabeled, undated container of turkey found in the kitchen refrigerator.

Staff failed to respond to Department requests for clarification regarding a resident's progress notes.

A new staff member did not receive required orientation on fire safety and emergency preparedness topics.

A resident's medical evaluation dated 09/21/2023 was missing immunization history and tuberculosis testing information.

A resident was prescribed medication every 6 hours as needed for agitation/anxiety, which may constitute a chemical restraint.

The May 2024 activity calendar lacked specific activities designed for residents in the Secured Dementia Care Unit.

Seven residents did not receive medication because only one medication staff was working the overnight shift and the oncoming shift failed to address the omission.

Seven residents did not receive prescribed daily medication.

The resident's initial assessment and support plan was not signed by the assessor or the resident.

The resident's initial support plan was not signed, and the facility failed to document a notation of the resident's inability or refusal to sign.