Viva Senior Living at Plymouth

Novolog Flexpens for two residents were in the medication cart without documentation of when they were opened.

The facility failed to follow prescriber orders, as evidenced by incorrect insulin dosages administered on 4/26/25 and 4/27/25.

Bedside lamps in rooms 101 and 109 were not within reach of the residents.

A thick layer of lint was observed behind the dryer and on the external vent, posing a fire hazard.

There was no thermometer in the chest freezer in the home's kitchen.

A resident was pushed by another resident in the activity room, resulting in a hip fracture and surgery.

The resident's assessment and support plan (RASP) was not updated to reflect the resident-to-resident abuse incident or the resident's recent hospitalization and return.

Medication administration records (MAR) were left unlocked and unattended on top of the medication cart, exposing confidential resident information.

There was no operable lamp or light source accessible at the bedside for Resident 71 or Resident 2.

A washcloth was observed on the dryer exhaust vent in the laundry room, representing combustible material near a heat source.

Hot water temperature in the bathroom of room 111 was measured at 130.1 degrees, exceeding the 120°F limit.

The previous inspection summary was kept behind the reception desk and was not accessible without staff assistance.

A staff member had not received mandatory training regarding care for residents with mental health or intellectual disabilities for the 2022 training year.