The Wynwood House at Green Hills

The facility's current license was not posted in a conspicuous place; an expired license was being displayed instead.

An accumulation of approximately 12 inches of leaves was found obstructing the emergency exit door near the beauty shop.

A resident's annual medical evaluation failed to indicate if their needs could be safely met by the personal care home.

The home failed to follow physician discharge instructions for a resident to follow up with testing for Atrial Flutter.

The home did not have the License Inspection Summary report dated 1/28/25 posted as required.

The home failed to report the deaths of two residents to the department within the required timeframe.

The facility could not provide documentation to verify if a refund was issued within 30 days following the death of Resident #3.

The home was unable to provide an itemized invoice or breakdown of the refund details for Resident #3.

An unlabeled and undated open bag of peas and an open bag of broccoli were found in the dining area freezer.

The facility failed to report a water pipe burst and subsequent flooding that required moving residents to other rooms.

Staff failed to provide immediate care, assess for injuries, or seek medical attention after a resident was found face down in a bathroom following an unwitnessed fall.

Excessive force was required to open the rear center exit door.

Staff failed to follow proper medication administration procedures by placing medication on a resident's table instead of in their hand.

The facility failed to document that a physician was contacted following a resident's three consecutive days of medication refusal.

The facility hired staff members without requesting Pennsylvania State Police Criminal Background Checks until after they began working.

The facility did not have a current staff contact list, as several employed staff members were missing from the list provided to inspectors.

The dining room telephone did not have the required emergency telephone numbers posted on or near the phone.

The activity room door did not open freely, and a patio gate was locked, obstructing egress routes.

A resident missed at least one medication over a 28-day period due to being out of the home, and these missed medications were not reported to the Department.

The facility's hiring practice was not in accordance with the Older Adult Protective Services Act, as staff members were hired without requesting Pennsylvania State Police Criminal Background Checks prior to starting work.

Required FBI criminal background checks were missing from the files of staff members who were residents of Virginia and New York.