The Residences at Manatawny Village

Sani Bleach Wipes, labeled with poison control instructions, were left unlocked, unattended, and accessible to residents.

The ceiling in the chaplain/activity area was stained with a brown ring and black specks appearing to be mold.

The common women's bathroom on the 2nd floor lacked paper towels, a hand dryer, or other sanitary means of hand drying.

Daily census treatment books were found unlocked, unattended, and accessible at the memory care nurses station.

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

The facility administrator had not successfully completed a Department-approved orientation program.

A direct care staff person did not have a high school diploma, GED, or active registry status on the Pennsylvania nurse aide registry.

Stained ceiling tiles were observed in stairwell A, the men's bathroom, and a hallway dead end.

The home lacked documentation on file for certain staff members indicating they received required fire safety and emergency preparedness orientation.

The home failed to follow a prescriber's order as a prescribed medication was not administered to a resident because it was unavailable in the home.

Direct Care Staff Person A did not receive required training in topics including resident needs, infection control, and safe management techniques.

Staff Person A did not receive annual training in areas such as fire safety, emergency preparedness, and resident rights.

Direct care staff, including ancillary staff, substitutes, and volunteers, did not receive fire safety and emergency preparedness orientation during their first work day.

The facility failed to meet requirements regarding staff training or documentation related to resident care or safety protocols.

A staff member was observed documenting the administration of medication before observing the resident actually consume it.

Staff members failed to wear gloves or wash/sanitize hands between administering medications to different residents.

The personal care medication cart and narcotic count book were left unlocked, unattended, and accessible, and a resident's blister card was left on top of the cart.

Violation identified during inspection.

A resident demonstrated exit seeking behaviors by pushing the panic bar on the door.

A staff person was unable to identify the location of the first aid kit.

Written emergency procedures did not include contact information for each resident's designated person.

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

The ceiling outside the second-floor dining room had brown stains and was missing a panel, exposing a vent.

The first aid kit in the medication station was missing a thermometer and a face shield.