Riverside Manor LLC

A resident sustained a large bruise on their hand and alleged that staff person B was responsible for the injury.

A resident's assessment failed to accurately reflect dietary needs and physician orders for thickened liquids as indicated in hospice records.

Resident #1's admission contract was not signed by the resident or their legal representative upon admission.

On 6/15/25 and 6/16/25, no staff members present in the home were trained in first aid or certified in CPR/obstructed airway techniques during specific shifts.

Orientation training records for direct care staff persons A and B were undated, making it impossible to verify if resident rights and abuse reporting orientation occurred within 40 scheduled working hours.

Orientation training records for direct care staff persons A and B were undated, making it impossible to verify if fire safety and emergency preparedness orientation occurred on the first workday.

The home lacks written policies and procedures regarding the prevention, reporting, notification, investigation, and management of reportable incidents and conditions.

The influenza poster was not posted in a conspicuous and public place as required by the Influenza Awareness Act.

The home failed to report a resident incident to the Department within the required 24-hour timeframe.

The carbon monoxide detector in the main hallway did not indicate the date the batteries were installed, violating battery labeling standards.

The emergency exit door located in Hallway A was extremely difficult to open.

A carbon monoxide detector in the hallway next to bedroom #11 was inoperable because it did not have batteries installed.