The Inn at Horsham Center for Jewish Life

A resident's written initial assessment did not include their documented need for a bedside mobility device.

The home failed to immediately suspend a staff member or implement a supervision plan following an allegation of resident abuse.

A resident's medical evaluation failed to document necessary information regarding body positioning and movement for use of a rollator walker.

There was an ice cream spill in the bistro freezer and a foul odor and yellow substance in the main kitchen sink.

The dishwasher machine in the second-floor bistro kitchen was inoperable.

A staff member's juice bottle was left on the prep counter while chicken was being cut.

An uncovered box of chicken was found stored in a utility cart.

The refrigerator temperature was recorded at 55 degrees Fahrenheit.

Boxes of cereal and sugar were found opened and unsealed in the kitchen and pantry.

A direct care staff person lacked a high school diploma, GED, or active registry status on the Pennsylvania nurse aide registry.

A staff person completed 40 hours of work without receiving orientation on the emergency medical plan and reporting of incidents.

Two staff members did not receive required annual training in resident rights for the 2024 training year.

The facility's training records for a direct care staff person lacked the date, source, content, or copies of certificates.

Multiple staff members were unable to identify the location of the first aid kit.

The staff list provided did not include two current resident assistants/med-techs.

A direct care staff person received only 7.75 hours of required annual training for the 2023 training year.

A direct care staff person did not receive training in several required topics, including medication self-administration and infection control.

Bed enablers in a resident room were not covered to prevent entrapment.

An accumulation of lint was found in the lint trap of a dryer in the resident laundry room.

The administrator did not have a copy of the emergency preparedness plan for the local municipality.

Written emergency procedures had not been submitted to the local emergency management agency since HB 2079.

Three stairwell doors leading to exits were locked and required a badge, preventing independent resident access.

Two residents participated in their support plan development, but the support plans lacked both the residents' signatures and the assessor's signature.

For two residents unable to sign their support plans, the facility failed to document a notation of their inability to sign.