Rivercliff Terrace Annex

Staffing levels on the night shift were insufficient to ensure all residents could be checked within 30 seconds during fire drills.

The indoor temperature in the sitting/dining room was recorded below the required 70°F.

The temperature in the left upper refrigerator was measured at 50°F, exceeding the required 40°F limit.

Resident #1's contract did not indicate the date the resident signed the contract.

An unlabeled cleaning liquid was stored in a non-original spray bottle without the manufacturer's poison label.

A resident's eye drop pharmacy label incorrectly indicated use in both eyes instead of just the left eye.

An over-the-counter medication for Resident #1 was not labeled with the resident's name or initials.

Bed enabler bars for two residents were not properly secured to bedframes and/or lacked covers, posing entrapment and fall hazards.

Resident assessments and support plans did not address the use, need, or maintenance of bed enabler bars used by residents.

An expired Ozempic pen was found in the home; the pen was opened on 9/8/20 and should have been discarded 56 days after first use.

Staff failed to accurately record a resident's blood glucose level, documenting 131 when the actual reading was 137.

The certificates for the home's two boilers, issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, had expired on 6/5/20.

Resident #1 was admitted to the home without a completed medical evaluation.

Resident #1 was admitted to the home without a written initial assessment completed within 15 days of admission.