I had a very positive experience at Chandler Hall - the staff from nurses and aides to PT/OT were compassionate, professional, and responsive, with prompt diagnostic testing and a fantastic rehab team (Julie, Jason and others) that helped get us home. Rooms were clean and private, meals tasty, activities engaging, and discharge/hospice planning thoughtful and reassuring. I highly recommend this warm, well-run community for skilled nursing, rehab, or end-of-life care.
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Jul 2026
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Amenities
Healthcare services
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Medication management
Mental wellness program
Healthcare staffing
12-16 hour nursing
24-hour call system
24-hour supervision
Meals and dining
Diabetes diet
Meal preparation and service
Restaurant-style dining
Special dietary restrictions
Room
Air-conditioning
Cable
Fully furnished
Housekeeping and linen services
Kitchenettes
Private bathrooms
Telephone
Wifi
Transportation
Community operated transportation
Transportation arrangement
Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
Common areas
Beauty salon
Computer center
Dining room
Fitness room
Gaming room
Garden
Outdoor space
Small library
Wellness center
Community services
Concierge services
Fitness programs
Move-in coordination
Activities
Community-sponsored activities
Planned day trips
Resident-run activities
Scheduled daily activities
Reviews
4.08·(99)
Overall rating
5
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Care
4.1
Staff
4.2
Meals
3.3
Amenities
3.9
Value
2.3
Pros
Compassionate and attentive nursing staff
Strong, highly regarded physical and occupational therapy team
Comprehensive continuum of care (independent living through hospice)
Effective on-site hospice and palliative services
Engaging activity program (bingo, crafts, exercises, social events)
Clean, comfortable private rooms and well-kept common areas
Welcoming and helpful admissions and front-desk staff
Supportive social work and care-coordination resources
On-site dining options with praised menu items and friendly servers
Scenic, campus-style grounds with porches and pool access
Family-friendly event spaces and kitchen for gatherings
Responsive night staff and attentive CNAs in many units
Thoughtful discharge planning and safe home-transition support
Reasonable pricing options and payment flexibility in some levels
Active volunteer involvement and community-oriented culture
Cons
Inconsistent staff responsiveness to call bells and requests
Variability in staff conduct and training across shifts
Medication-administration and clinical follow-through inconsistencies
Unreliable communication and care-coordination with families
Aging building stock and uneven maintenance across units
Dining service variability, including meal-timing and quality issues
Sanitation and incontinence-care concerns in specific areas
Personal-property management and inventory control gaps
Billing, refund, and administrative-process delays
Unclear or uneven hospice-transition and end-of-life processes
Call-bell hardware and other equipment reliability issues
Intermittent understaffing and high staff turnover
Summary of reviews
Chandler Hall presents a mixed but identifiable pattern of strengths and operational weaknesses. The facility receives consistent praise for its clinical rehabilitation and hospice services: the physical and occupational therapy teams are repeatedly described as skilled, goal-oriented, and effective at returning residents home. On-site hospice and palliative care are similarly well regarded, with families noting compassionate, dignified end-of-life support. Many families and residents emphasize the presence of caring nurses, attentive CNAs, supportive social work, and responsive night staff; these human resources form the strongest part of the facility's reputation.
At the same time, reviewers describe variability in day-to-day operations. A recurring theme is inconsistent responsiveness to resident requests — delayed or unreliable call-bell responses and slow assistance — which contributes to family concern about safety and comfort. Medication-administration and follow-through have been flagged as inconsistent in some cases, and there are operational gaps around communication and coordination with families and between clinical teams. Administrative processes such as billing, refunds, and admissions practices also show uneven performance, with occasional delays and perceived lack of clarity.
Dining and activities occupy opposite ends of the experience spectrum. The activity program is robust and social, offering bingo, crafts, exercises, holiday luncheons, and group outings that many residents find meaningful. Dining receives mixed evaluations: several reviewers praise specific meals, the head chef, and friendly servers, while others describe cold meals, menu mismatches, or timing problems. Physical plant impressions are similarly split — the campus, grounds, private rooms, porches, and pool areas are frequently described as attractive and comfortable, but portions of the facility are characterized as aging and in need of maintenance or updates. Equipment reliability issues (for example, call-bell devices) and localized sanitation or incontinence-care concerns were also mentioned.
A notable pattern is variability across units, shifts, and management periods. While many accounts describe exemplary, hands-on leadership and well-coordinated care, other accounts indicate recent management changes, higher staff turnover, and associated declines in consistency. This results in a bimodal experience where a significant number of families report outstanding, compassionate care and successful rehabilitations, while others report operational lapses that materially affected safety, comfort, or trust.
For prospective residents and families, the facility's strengths lie in therapy, hospice services, compassionate clinical staff, and a lively activity program within an attractive campus. Key areas to investigate during a tour or pre-admission conversation are response times to call bells, medication-safety protocols, unit-level staffing stability, specific maintenance plans for older sections, dining service patterns (meal timing and special-diet handling), and administrative procedures for billing and property management. Clarifying these operational details can help set expectations and identify whether the particular unit or level of care at Chandler Hall aligns with a prospective resident's needs.
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Medicare Ratings
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Location
Chandler Hall Health Services is located at 99 Barclay St, Newtown, PA, 18940.
About Chandler Hall Health Services
Chandler Hall Health Services sits at 99 Barclay St, Newtown, PA, and has served the Bucks County area since 1973 as a non-profit Quaker-based community, with a big 13-acre campus that holds up to 173 long-term residents plus all sorts of care for people at different stages of aging, and though they aren't taking new patients at the moment, they do offer independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, short-term rehab, respite stays, and both hospice and palliative care right there on site. The place has private and semi-private rooms, and apartments or cottages in areas like Llenroc, so residents can bring belongings to decorate, which helps during the move. The skilled nursing facility has a team of RNs, LPNs, NPs, and CNAs who work with therapists, social workers, and a full-time Medical Director to make personalized care plans, while the Friends Nursing Home has Medicare/Medicaid certified beds. The hospice section has earned praise for its comfort, welcoming residents' pets, enforcing strict no-smoking policies indoors, and offering services from daily up to monthly stays. They specialize in recovery after strokes, balance problems, swallowing disorders, pain, and post-surgery care, and aim to help people get healthy and back home within 10 to 14 days whenever they can, providing therapy seven days a week with help from HealthPRO® Heritage to raise rehab success.
The place makes daily life easy with three meals per day planned by an onsite Registered Dietician, a strong Life Enrichment calendar full of crafts, music, group games, spiritual activities, and pet visits. The buildings have a swimming pool, a salon, a barber shop, laundry facilities, common areas for events and social times, and even an auditorium for shows. They run devotional services and support groups too, try for high staff-to-patient ratios, and keep their short-term rehospitalization rates low. A full transportation service is available for appointments, errands, and outings, and the staff can help out in English, with some knowing other languages. Staff and volunteers-over 250 employees and more than 50 regular volunteers, plus others from the community-make sure residents get help with bathing, dressing, medication, and daily needs if they need it, and help is always there 24/7. Chandler Hall connects to emergency services and outside specialists in wound care, physiatry, cardiology, and more, with onsite diagnostic testing and behavioral health recovery support, as well as access to a big health library online for information on medications and medical tests. The hospice and palliative care teams work both on campus and in the broader Bucks County, Montgomery County, and northeastern Philadelphia regions.
Community life includes social events, brunches, arts programs, and even access to tools like a symptom checker, so residents and their families can stay informed. The trained team focuses on helping people keep as much independence as they can, whether that means living in independent apartments or needing daily skilled nursing. Chandler Hall's approach involves tailored therapy and recovery, caregiver support, and help for families to understand their options-sometimes even helping folks who have just left incarceration get back on their feet. The mission stays the same: to offer a comfortable, secure setting while giving medical attention, personal care, and social opportunities for seniors in one spot, with plans put together by professionals who listen to what each person needs.
People often ask...
Chandler Hall Health Services offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, continuing care retirement community, and skilled nursing.
There are 24 photos of Chandler Hall Health Services on Mirador.
Yes, Chandler Hall Health Services allows residents to age in place and adjust their level of care as needed.
The full address for this community is 99 Barclay St, Newtown, PA 18940.
No, Chandler Hall Health Services does not offer respite care.
Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.
Safety & Compliance
In Pennsylvania, the Department of Human Services licenses personal care homes and assisted living residences and publishes its licensing inspection summaries.
Identified several deficiencies, including missing staff fire-safety training, a non-operational dryer and a CO detector left unsecured, inaccurate glucometer documentation, lack of education for residents on the right to refuse medication, and no written approval for keypad locks.
2600.65.gAnnual Training Topics
2600.95Furniture and Equipment
2600.185aImplement Storage Procedures
2600.191Resident Education on Right to Refuse Medication
2600.233aLock Approval
22 Dec 2025Inspection
22 Dec 2025Inspection
Identified deficiencies in training records, exterior safety, and resident plan processes. Several deficiencies included unsigned plans, missing signage near exits, and delays in initial admission plans.
2600Training records must include date and length of each course
2600Exterior must be free of hazards
2600Support plan must be signed and dated by participants
2600Directions for locking devices must be conspicuously posted
2600Admission support plan developed timely
06 Nov 2025Inspection
06 Nov 2025Inspection
Found deficiencies across sanitation, equipment, food safety, emergency procedures, and medication management. Observations included dirty freezers, a water leak, lack of current elevator certificates, uncovered food, improper temperatures, missing emergency postings, and narcotic record-keeping errors.
2600.85aSanitary Conditions
2600.95Furniture and Equipment
2600.97Elevators and Stair Glides
2600.103cFood Protected
2600.103fRefrigerator/Freezer Temps
2600.103iOutdated Food
2600.123bEmergency Procedures
2600.183eStoring Medications
2600.185aImplement Storage Procedures
27 Oct 2025Inspection
27 Oct 2025Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies: one resident did not receive required ADL assistance during toileting, resulting in a fall and injury, and several records and rights-related documents were incomplete.
2600Activities of Daily Living Assistance
2600Contract Signatures
2600Signed Statement
2600Abuse
2600Resident Right to Refuse
22 Sept 2025Inspection
22 Sept 2025Inspection
Investigated multiple deficiencies including failure to report abuse to the appropriate agency, delayed incident reporting to the department, inadequate meal-time assistance, and unsecured poisonous materials.
2600.16.c; 2600.15Reporting incidents to the Department
2600.23aADL assistance not provided as required
2600.82.cLocking poisonous materials
06 Mar 2025Inspection
06 Mar 2025Inspection
Identified deficiencies in food safety, medication management, and dementia-care admission processes, along with fire drill and staff training issues.
2600.65.gAnnual Training Content
2600.103.cFood Protected
2600.103.iOutdated Food
2600.132.hDesignated Meeting Place
2600.183.dPrescription Current
2600.183.eStoring Medications
2600.185.aImplement Storage Procedures
2600.231.cPreadmission Screening
14 Nov 2024Inspection
14 Nov 2024Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in confidentiality, safety, training, and medication management; the corrective actions have been implemented.
2600.17Record Confidentiality
2600.18Compliance With Laws
2600.65aFS Orientation 1st Day
2600.65bRights/Abuse 40 Hours
2600.65dInitial Direct Care Training
2600.65e12 Hours Annual Training
2600.65fTraining Topics
2600.65gAnnual Training Content
2600.81aAccomodation
2600.171b4Staff Training Transportation
2600.171b5First Aid Kit
2600.182cMedication Administration
2600.183eStoring Medications
2600.227dSupport Plan Medical/Dental
15 Feb 2024Inspection
15 Feb 2024Inspection
Found deficiencies in resident contracts, medical evaluations, medication management, safety measures, and staff training.
2600.25bContract Signatures
2600.41.eSigned Statement
2600.82.cLocking Poisonous Materials
2600.86.bBathroom Ventilation
2600.141.aMedical Evaluation Information
2600.183.dPrescription Current
2600.185.aImplement Storage Procedures
2600.187.bDate/Time of Medication Administration
2600.187.dFollow Prescriber's Orders
2600.191Resident Right to Refuse
2600.227.hSupport Plan Refuse Sign
2600.231.cPreadmission Screening
2600.236Staff Training
19 Jan 2024Inspection
19 Jan 2024Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies in record confidentiality, training, equipment safety, food storage, emergency preparedness, and medication documentation.
2600.17Record Confidentiality
2600.65.gAnnual Training Content
2600.81.bResident Personal Equipment
2600.103.fRefrigerator/Freezer Temps
2600.103.gStoring Food
2600.107.dEmergency Management Agency Submission
2600.132.cFire Drill Records
2600.183.eStoring Medications
2600.185.aImplement Storage Procedures
2600.251.bRecord Entries Legible
2600.187.bDate/Time of Medication Admin.
09 Nov 2023Inspection
09 Nov 2023Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
04 Jan 2023Inspection
04 Jan 2023Inspection
Found no deficiencies. No regulatory citations were identified.
05 Oct 2022Inspection
05 Oct 2022Inspection
Verified full implementation of the submitted plan of correction and noted ongoing compliance.
17 Aug 2022Inspection
17 Aug 2022Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across staff training, resident care items, lighting, fire safety, medication management, and admission paperwork.
2600.65.bRights/Abuse – Staff Orientation
2600.101.j.3Bed/Linens/Pillows/Blankets
2600.101.j.7Lighting/Operable Lamp
2600.124Notice to Fire Department
2600.132.aMonthly Fire Drill
2600.183.dPrescription Current
2600.184.bResident's Meds Labeled
2600.224.aPreadmission Screen Form
2600.224.aPreadmission Screen Form
2600.185.aImplement Storage Procedures
2600.185.aImplement Storage Procedures
23 Mar 2022Inspection
23 Mar 2022Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
15 Jul 2021Inspection
15 Jul 2021Inspection
Found deficiencies related to waste management, refrigeration monitoring, outdated food, medication storage, and resident records. Noted during the visit on 2021-07-15.
2600.85dTrash in kitchens and bathrooms must be kept in covered receptacles
2600.103fRefrigeration temperatures and thermometers
2600.103iOutdated or spoiled food not to be used
2600.183eStoring medications
2600.185aStorage procedures for medications and equipment
2600.252Resident records content
07 Jul 2021Inspection
07 Jul 2021Inspection
Found deficiencies in posting the current license, in criminal history checks, in locking poisonous materials, in furniture/equipment safety, in window coverings, and in emergency procedures.
2600.3cPost Current License
2600.51Criminal History Checks
2600.82cPoisonous Materials
2600.95Furniture and Equipment
2600.101rBedroom window coverings
2600.107dEmergency Procedures Submission
2600.123bEmergency Procedures Posted
05 Feb 2021Inspection
05 Feb 2021Inspection
Issued a regular license for the personal care home at 99 Barclay Street, Newtown, PA 18940.
25 Jan 2021Inspection
25 Jan 2021Inspection
Issued a regular license to operate a personal care home with capacity 36 in Newtown, Pennsylvania. The license was issued in response to a renewal application.
23 Mar 2020Inspection
23 Mar 2020Inspection
Verified no deficiencies were identified during the visit.
09 Dec 2019Inspection
09 Dec 2019Inspection
Determined that compliance was fully implemented and continued compliance must be maintained.
03 Dec 2019Inspection
03 Dec 2019Inspection
Determined that the submitted plan of correction was fully implemented. Continued compliance must be maintained.
15 Nov 2019Inspection
15 Nov 2019Inspection
Issued a regular license following the renewal application.
15 Nov 2019Inspection
15 Nov 2019Inspection
The department renewed the license and issued a certificate of compliance after confirming regulatory compliance.
13 Nov 2019Inspection
13 Nov 2019Inspection
Determined that the submitted plan of correction was fully implemented and continued compliance must be maintained.
07 Nov 2019Inspection
07 Nov 2019Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
24 Apr 2019Inspection
24 Apr 2019Inspection
Found violations for not completing Resident Assessment Support Plans within the required timeframes.
55 Pa. Code §2600.225(c)Resident Assessment Support Plans (RASP) completion within required timeframes
28 Jan 2019Inspection
28 Jan 2019Inspection
Found violations of personal care home regulations during a routine inspection. The violations relate to 55 Pa. Code Chapter 2600.
28 Jan 2019Inspection
28 Jan 2019Inspection
Identified violations of licensing requirements during an annual inspection and required corrections by specified dates.
28 Nov 2018Inspection
28 Nov 2018Inspection
Found no deficiencies after the inspection.
19 Nov 2018Inspection
19 Nov 2018Inspection
Identified violations involving resident privacy and surveillance signage, bedroom furnishings, and dryer lint safety.
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.42(s)Privacy and video surveillance signage
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.101(i)(2)Bedroom furnishings - chair for each resident
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.101(i)(7)Bedroom furnishings - bedside lighting
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.135(g)(1)Fire safety - lint removal
13 Nov 2018Inspection
13 Nov 2018Inspection
Renewed the license to operate a personal care home; no deficiencies cited.
13 Nov 2018Inspection
13 Nov 2018Inspection
Confirmed compliance with licensing requirements and issued a renewal certificate.
24 Jan 2018Inspection
24 Jan 2018Inspection
Found violations related to personal care home regulations during a licensing review.
55 Pa. Code Ch. 2600Personal Care Homes
24 Jan 2018Inspection
24 Jan 2018Inspection
Identified a violation of preadmission screening requirements; the screening was completed after admission and not by the administrator or designee as required.
55 Pa.Code § 2600.224(c)Preadmission screening
22 Nov 2017Inspection
22 Nov 2017Inspection
Identified violations for obstructing exit routes and for prohibited restraint-like procedures; an exit door was barricaded and blocked on multiple dates.
Type A2600.121(a)Exit routes must be unobstructed
Type A2600.202The following procedures are prohibited
14 Nov 2017Inspection
14 Nov 2017Inspection
Granted a regular license renewal for a Personal Care Home and notified of an upcoming onsite inspection within the next year.
14 Nov 2017Inspection
14 Nov 2017Inspection
Renewed the license and found no deficiencies.
08 May 2017Inspection
08 May 2017Inspection
Investigated the medication documentation and accountability for prescribed medications and found violations related to recording receipt and use of prescribed meds.
2600.185(b)Medication Administration Procedures and Documentation
12 Dec 2016Inspection
12 Dec 2016Inspection
Found emergency numbers were not posted on the telephones in two rooms.
55 Pa.Code § 2600.190(a)Medication administration by trained staff
12 Dec 2016Inspection
12 Dec 2016Inspection
Identified violations for missing annual medical evaluations and deficient medication procedures.
2600.141(b)(1)A resident shall have a medical evaluation at least annually.
Type A2600.185(a)The home shall develop and implement procedures for the safe storage, access, security, distribution and use of medications and medical equipment by trained staff persons.
Type A2600.185(a)The home shall develop and implement procedures for the safe storage, access, security, distribution and use of medications and medical equipment by trained staff persons.
23 Nov 2016Inspection
23 Nov 2016Inspection
The findings identified multiple deficiencies related to resident safety, care planning, staff training, and access to care plans. These issues showed failures in updating plans, ensuring staff training coverage, and maintaining readily accessible resident information.
55 Pa.Code §2600.42(b)Abuse/neglect prohibition
55 Pa.Code §2600.227(c)Plan of correction/plan updates
55 Pa.Code §2600.65(f)Required annual staff training topics
55 Pa.Code §2600.227(l)Accessibility of the care plan
16 Nov 2016Inspection
16 Nov 2016Inspection
Granted a renewal license and issued a Certificate of Compliance; ongoing oversight will include annual onsite inspections.
14 Apr 2016Inspection
14 Apr 2016Inspection
Issued a regular license after renewal, indicating compliance with licensing requirements; no deficiencies or violations were noted.
13 Apr 2016Inspection
13 Apr 2016Inspection
Found violations involving following prescriber directions, medication documentation, and evacuation procedures.
2600.15(a)Follow prescriber directions
2600.132(d)Evacuation capability
2600.187(a)Medication record contents
2600.187(b)Time of documentation
2600.190(a)Medication administration training
14 Dec 2015Inspection
14 Dec 2015Inspection
Inspectors found multiple violations across several areas, including food refrigeration, medical evaluations, emergency procedures, medication management, and vehicle documentation.
2600.103(f)Food requiring refrigeration shall be stored at or below 40°F; Thermometers in refrigerators and freezers
2600.103(f)Food requiring refrigeration shall be stored at or below 40°F; Thermometers in refrigerators and freezers
2600.141(a)(2)Medical evaluations must include immunization history, body positioning/movement, health status, cognitive functioning, mobility needs assessment, and special diet
2600.107(b)Emergency procedures
2600.171(c)Documentation for vehicles used to transport residents
2600.185(a)Medication storage and safety
27 Oct 2015Inspection
27 Oct 2015Inspection
Inspected for resident positioning and record-keeping; violations were found related to a resident’s placement and improper charting entries.
55 Pa.Code §2600.23(b)A home shall provide each resident with assistance with instrumental activities of daily living as indicated in the resident's assessment and support plan
55 Pa.Code §2600.251(b)The entries in a resident's record shall be permanent, legible, dated and signed by the staff person making the entry
02 Sept 2015Inspection
02 Sept 2015Inspection
Identified multiple violations of resident rights and care planning requirements; the licensure action resulted in a provisional license being issued.
2600.42(b)A resident may not be neglected, mistreated, or abused
2600.187(d)The home shall follow the directions of the prescriber
2600.227(d)The plan of correction or support plan revisions must be made timely
2600.65(g)Staff training topics
12 Aug 2015Inspection
12 Aug 2015Inspection
Found that medication procedures were not updated to reflect the new pharmacy procedures delivering two-day supplies.
55 Pa.Code §2600.185(a)The home shall develop and implement procedures for the safe storage, access, security, distribution and use of medications and medical equipment by trained staff persons.
12 May 2015Inspection
12 May 2015Inspection
inspectors identified several deficiencies including violation of resident rights, gaps in staff training, medication administration issues, and delays in updating care plans.
2600.42(b)Protection from neglect and abuse
2600.65(h)Staff training topics (annual training) - subsection h
2600.65(g)Staff training topics (annual training) - subsection g
2600.187(d)Directions of prescriber
2600.727(c)Plan of correction / plan updates
01 Apr 2015Inspection
01 Apr 2015Inspection
Issued a regular license and certificate of compliance for a personal care home at the specified Newtown address.
01 Apr 2015Inspection
01 Apr 2015Inspection
Issued a renewal license for a personal care home after review; found no deficiencies.
30 Mar 2015Inspection
30 Mar 2015Inspection
Investigators found deficiencies in medication management and staff training, including improper medication availability and incomplete record-keeping.
55 Pa.Code §2600.65(f)Training topics for annual direct care staff training
55 Pa.Code §2600.183(d)Medication storage and access restrictions
55 Pa.Code §2600.187(a)Medication records for residents
55 Pa.Code §2600.185(a)Procedures for safe medication handling
13 Feb 2015Inspection
13 Feb 2015Inspection
Found no deficiencies. The license remains in good standing.
07 Apr 2014Inspection
07 Apr 2014Inspection
Issued a regular license after renewal; no deficiencies cited.
17 Mar 2014Inspection
17 Mar 2014Inspection
Investigated violations related to medication management and resident care documentation at a senior care setting; multiple deficiencies were identified across regulatory requirements.
2600.181(d)Medication storage and self-administration
2600.181(d)Staff training topics for direct care staff
2600.227(h)Documentation of care services in resident plan
17 Mar 2014Inspection
17 Mar 2014Inspection
Confirmed compliance with the applicable licensing requirements. The regular license remained in good standing.
14 Mar 2014Inspection
14 Mar 2014Inspection
Approved renewal and confirmed continued compliance with licensing requirements and a 60-person capacity.
21 Mar 2013Inspection
21 Mar 2013Inspection
Identified three violations involving trash management, resident participation in care planning, and timely resident assessments.
55 Pa.Code §2600.85(d)Trash in kitchens and bathrooms shall be kept in covered trash receptacles that prevent the penetration of insects and rodents.
55 Pa.Code §2600.227(g)Individuals who participate in the development of the support plan shall sign and date the support plan.
55 Pa.Code §2600.226(c)The resident shall have additional assessments as follows: annually; if the condition of the resident significantly changes prior to the annual assessment; at the request of the Department upon cause to believe that an update is required.
21 Mar 2013Inspection
21 Mar 2013Inspection
The discipline identified an unsigned resident contract and two instances of medications or related items not being properly secured.
55 Pa. Code §2600.25(b)Contract signature for resident agreement
55 Pa. Code §2600.183(b)Medication storage must be locked
55 Pa. Code §2600.183(b)Unlocked chlorhexidine oral rinse found
01 Mar 2013Inspection
01 Mar 2013Inspection
Issued a renewal license with a maximum capacity of 60.
01 Mar 2013Inspection
01 Mar 2013Inspection
Issued a license renewal and certificate of compliance after review, indicating continued compliance. No deficiencies were cited.
15 May 2012Inspection
15 May 2012Inspection
Found violations related to medication administration and lack of an emergency preparedness plan.
65 Pa.Code § 2600.107(a)Outdated or spoiled food or damaged cans may not be used
65 Pa.Code § 2600.182(a)Emergency preparedness plan familiarity
Investigated a licensing incident and found deficiencies in medication administration and documentation, including missing initials on the MAR for a resident's medication.
55 Pa.Code §2600Medication administration and MAR requirements
21 Jul 2009Inspection
21 Jul 2009Inspection
Found that a direct care staff member did not receive the required orientation before starting work. Violations of staff training requirements were identified.
55 Pa.Code § 2600Regulation for Personal Care Homes
21 Jul 2009Inspection
21 Jul 2009Inspection
Identified deficiencies involving medication administration recordkeeping and unsafe restraint practices during a licensing review.
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