This is a great place to live - friendly staff, comfortable amenities, and a welcoming community. I'm planning to stay here for the next two years.
Current/former resident
Jul 2026
Pricing
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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
2.13·(8)
Overall rating
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Care
1.0
Staff
1.0
Meals
2.1
Amenities
1.0
Value
1.0
Pros
Positive long-term resident satisfaction
Negotiable pricing structure
Deluxe-room upgrade option
Cons
Inadequate security and personal-property controls
Staff conduct and professionalism
Allegations of staff substance misuse
Pest-control concerns in resident rooms
Sanitation and cleanliness issues in facility and common areas
Inconsistent food-service hygiene and handling practices
Gaps in dementia-care supervision and behavioral management
Poor facility maintenance and physical-condition deficiencies
Limited in-room storage and amenities
Unreliable incident-response and family communication
Summary of reviews
The reviews present a mixed picture, with at least one reviewer describing a positive long-term living experience while several others identify significant operational concerns. Positive notes include negotiable pricing and the availability of a deluxe-room upgrade, and one reviewer expressed satisfaction enough to plan an extended stay. However, the dominant themes raise questions about safety, cleanliness, and staff reliability.
Care quality and staff: Multiple comments point to inconsistent staff professionalism and responsiveness. Reviewers flagged concerns about staff conduct and sobriety, including serious allegations of substance misuse by employees; such allegations, if substantiated, would indicate major management and oversight gaps. There are also repeated indications of poor communication with families and slow or inadequate responses to incidents, suggesting weaknesses in incident-response processes and family notification protocols. In addition, reviewers described challenges with behavioral supervision for residents with cognitive impairment, indicating gaps in dementia-care staffing or behavior-management practices.
Dining and activities: Several reviewers raised food-service issues, including hygiene and handling concerns in the kitchen. Statements about staff consuming leftovers and inconsistent meal-service practices point to potential lapses in food-safety protocols and meal continuity. The reviews do not provide detail about organized activities, so assessment of programming and engagement is limited by available information.
Facilities and physical plant: The facility condition was a recurrent concern. Reviewers cited sanitation and cleanliness issues in both resident rooms and common areas, as well as pest-control concerns in living quarters. Physical maintenance shortcomings and limited in-room amenities, such as a lack of closet space in rooms, were noted. These facility-level issues combine to create a perception of insufficient environmental upkeep.
Management and notable patterns: Several operational weaknesses emerge as patterns across reviews: inadequate security and personal-property controls, unreliable incident handling, and inconsistent enforcement of hygiene and staffing standards. There are multiple theft- and property-loss-related complaints, alongside assertions of staff-related misconduct; together these suggest gaps in oversight, staff vetting, and internal controls. While one long-term resident account indicates the facility can meet the needs of some individuals, the volume and severity of other concerns suggest prospective residents and families should seek detailed, up-to-date documentation from management (background checks, staffing rosters, pest-control records, sanitation audits) and arrange in-person inspections and direct conversations with administrators before making placement decisions.
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Location
Pittston Manor is located at 51 N Main St, Pittston, PA, 18640.
About Pittston Manor
Pittston Manor sits in Pittston, Pennsylvania, right on Route 11, making it easy for visitors and emergency help to get there, and the place is three stories tall with about 15,000 square feet, holding up to 55 beds for people aged 55 and older. Folks staying here can get many kinds of care, like assisted living, memory care, independent living, and they've got options for respite or short-term stays, with staff ready to help 24 hours a day, including nurses on site and a doctor on call. They have laundry and housekeeping services, plus homecare aides who come in to help with things like companionship or non-medical care, and in the rooms, residents find wheelchair-accessible showers, full bath tubs, accessible layouts, and features made to help folks with different needs. Meals are cooked on site-usually one or two daily-with choices for special diets and gluten-free needs, and chefs and meal planners try to keep meals nutritious, and friends and family can pull up a chair to dine with the residents. The Manor does a lot for those needing help, offering medication reminders, help moving around, diabetic care, incontinence care, and assistance for folks who can't get up on their own, and they'll remind and help residents use the restroom if needed, no matter how much or little help's required, from light care to heavy care. They bring in visiting podiatrists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists, so people who need therapy services don't have to travel far, and the on-site Heavenly Manor unit offers extra support for those needing more assistance, and hospice care is available too. The community has indoor spots for chatting and group activities and also outdoor areas where folks can sit, smoke if they want to, or just enjoy the fresh air, and it's close to bus lines and parking is easy, with transportation for outings or doctor appointments when needed. Pittston Manor stays busy with social, educational, and religious activities, like structured programs, monthly visits from a Catholic priest, weekly rosary, weekly communion, and plenty of trips out to places like Knobels Grove, nearby lakes, or amusement parks. For veterans, the Manor helps with VA benefits such as Aid and Attendance for long-term care, and they welcome both men and women. Subsidized housing is available, and the staff, small and dedicated-about 12 in all-work to keep things comfortable and safe, aiming for independence where possible. Relatives and friends can visit often, and there's a sense here that staff take the time to really get to know what each person needs, offering counseling, therapy tools, and a good mix of activities, from meals to recreational events. Pittston Manor has built up a strong reputation over time, being well-established, and they say their caring environment is all about health, independence, and helping seniors enjoy their days with some peace of mind.
People often ask...
Pittston Manor offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $3,267 per month.
Pittston Manor offers assisted living and skilled nursing.
The full address for this community is 51 N Main St, Pittston, PA 18640.
No, Pittston Manor 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 multiple deficiencies across posting of required documents, incident reporting, background checks, storage of poisonous materials, exterior snow removal, smoking area cleanliness, menu posting, and medication practices. These findings indicate noncompliance with state regulations.
2600Post Licenses and License Inspection Summaries
2600Written Incident Report
2600Criminal History Checks
2600Locking Poisonous Materials
2600Removal Snow/Obstructions
2600Smoking Area Guidelines
2600Menus Posted
2600Resident's Meds Labeled
2600Implement Storage Procedures
2600Insulin Injections
11 Dec 2025Inspection
11 Dec 2025Inspection
Found a heavy odor of smoke in a resident's room due to discarded cigarette butts stored in pockets; noted the habit of saving butts in clothing.
2600Sanitary conditions shall be maintained
19 Nov 2025Inspection
19 Nov 2025Inspection
Investigated a resident-to-resident altercation and disrespect; found a violation of residents' rights related to dignity and respect.
Type A42c - Treatment of ResidentsTreatment of Residents
17 Sept 2025Inspection
17 Sept 2025Inspection
Identified cigarette butts outside the designated smoking area near the front exit, indicating a fire safety violation.
144.c.Smoking Area Guidelines
20 Aug 2025Inspection
20 Aug 2025Inspection
Identified sanitation deficiencies due to persistent urine odor and incontinence care challenges, and cigarette butt litter outside the building.
2600.85aSanitary conditions
144.cSmoking area guidelines
23 Jan 2025Inspection
23 Jan 2025Inspection
Investigated a resident-to-resident abuse incident and identified gaps in updating the resident’s support plan to reflect increased behavioral problems.
Type B2600Abuse
2600Support Plan Medical/Dental
06 Nov 2024Inspection
06 Nov 2024Inspection
Investigated a complaint and found no deficiencies.
01 Oct 2024Inspection
01 Oct 2024Inspection
Found no deficiencies. No violations were cited.
27 Aug 2024Inspection
27 Aug 2024Inspection
Identified deficiencies in incident reporting, treatment of residents, and updating the care plan.
2600.16cWritten Incident Report
2600.42cTreatment of Residents
2600.227dSupport Plan Medical/Dental
26 Jun 2024Inspection
26 Jun 2024Inspection
Found no deficiencies identified during the visit.
08 May 2024Inspection
08 May 2024Inspection
Identified deficiencies in medical evaluations, medication storage/self-administration oversight, smoking area cleanliness, and initial resident assessments.
2600.102.jTowels and washcloths access
2600.141.aMedical Evaluation Information
2600.144.cSmoking Area Guidelines
2600.181.cSelf-administration Assessment
2600.183.bMeds and Syringes Locked
2600.225.aAssessment 15 Days
06 May 2024Inspection
06 May 2024Inspection
Found no deficiencies. No regulatory citations identified during the process.
19 Mar 2024Inspection
19 Mar 2024Inspection
Concluded that abuse-related issues were present, with a resident allegedly striking another with a wheelchair and ongoing safety concerns from aggressive incidents.
Type B2600.42.b.Abuse or mistreatment of residents
15 Feb 2024Inspection
15 Feb 2024Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies across posting, contracts, training, medication management, fire safety, and sanitation. Identified issues spanned posting of licenses, contract details, staff training completion, medication documentation, and various safety and cleanliness practices.
2600. 3.c.Post Current License
2600. 25.b.Contract Signatures
2600. 25.c.2.Fee Schedule
2600. 65.f.Training Topics
2600. 65.g.Annual Training Content
2600. 82.a.Poisonous Materials
2600. 85.a.Sanitary Conditions
2600. 85.d.Trash Receptacles
2600. 95.Furniture and Equipment
2600. 101.j.Lighting/Operable Lamp
2600. 102.j.Towels/Wash Cloths Access
2600. 125.a.Combustible Storage
2600. 132.a.Monthly Fire Drill
2600. 132.e.Fire Drill Sleeping Hours
2600. 141.a.Medical Evaluation
2600. 141.b.1.Annual Medical Evaluation
2600. 144.c.Smoking Area Guidelines
2600. 185.a.Implement Storage Procedures
2600. 187.d.Follow Prescriber's Orders
2600. 251.b.Record Entries Legible
16 Jan 2024Inspection
16 Jan 2024Inspection
Found a deficiency in updating a resident's support plan to include agitation, irritation, or aggression concerns. The plan previously indicated no concerns and did not reflect changes in behavior.
2600.227.bSupport Plan Content
20 Nov 2023Inspection
20 Nov 2023Inspection
Investigated an abuse allegation and identified care planning deficiencies related to restricting access and updating the resident’s plan.
Type B2600.42.bAbuse
2600.227.dSupport Plan Medical/Dental
10 Nov 2023Inspection
10 Nov 2023Inspection
Concluded that a direct care staff member lacked documentation of a high school diploma, GED, or active registry status; full implementation was achieved.
2600.54aDirect care staff qualifications
16 Aug 2023Inspection
16 Aug 2023Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
12 Jan 2023Inspection
12 Jan 2023Inspection
Found no deficiencies and no regulatory citations identified.
01 Nov 2022Inspection
01 Nov 2022Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across safety, staffing, training, and record-keeping.
2600.18Applicable Health and Safety Laws
2600.25b.2SOPb2 - Rent Rebate: Intended Use
2600.51Criminal History Checks
2600.57.bDirect care staff available at least 1 hour per day
2600.57.dWaking Hours
2600.63.aFirst Aid/CPR Training
2600.63.bCurrent First Aid Training
2600.89.bHot Water Temperature
2600.95Furniture and Equipment
2600.121aUnobstructed Egress
2600.125aCombustible Storage
2600.131fFire Extinguisher Inspection
2600.132aMonthly Fire Drill
2600.133.1Exit Signs
2600.141aMedical Evaluation Information
2600.144c1Smoking Area Guidelines
2600.162cMenus Posted
2600.187dFollow Prescriber's Orders
2600.225aAssessment 15 Days
2600.227dSupport Plan Medical/Dental
30 Jun 2022Inspection
30 Jun 2022Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
29 Mar 2022Inspection
29 Mar 2022Inspection
Identified deficiencies in resident financial recordkeeping, staff first aid/CPR training, hot water temperature, water pressure, and towel availability.
2600. 20.b.Financial Records
2600. 63.a.First Aid/CPR Training
2600. 89.a.Water Pressure
2600. 89.b.Hot Water Temperature
2600. 102.k.No Common Towel
07 Jan 2022Inspection
07 Jan 2022Inspection
Identified violations involving failure to promptly report a resident incident and to follow prescribed medication orders.
2600. 16.c.Written Incident Report
2600. 187.d.Follow Prescriber's Orders
16 Nov 2021Inspection
16 Nov 2021Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in regulatory compliance across posting of licensing documents, resident financial records, staff background checks, training, lighting, towels, medical evaluations, and medication management.
2600. 3.c.Post Current License
2600. 20.b.Financial Records
2600. 51.Criminal History Checks
2600. 63.a.First Aid/CPR Training
2600. 64.c.Annual Training
2600. 87.Lighting
2600. 102.k.No Common Towel
2600. 141.a.Medical Evaluation Information
2600. 183.d.Prescription Current
2600. 187.a.Medication Record
2600. 187.d.Follow Prescriber's Orders
09 Sept 2021Inspection
09 Sept 2021Inspection
Determined that the submitted plan of correction was fully implemented and continued compliance must be maintained.
2600.224aPreadmission Screen Form
2600.227dSupport Plan Medical/Dental
2600.227gSupport Plan Signatures
01 Apr 2021Inspection
01 Apr 2021Inspection
Determined that a sexual assault allegation was not reported to the Department promptly, and the related incident was not reported within the required timeframe.
2600.15aAbuse reporting requirements
2600.16cWritten incident report
30 Oct 2020Inspection
30 Oct 2020Inspection
Issued a regular license following renewal. No violations were cited.
09 Mar 2020Inspection
09 Mar 2020Inspection
Determined that compliance was achieved regarding a previously identified documentation issue; continued compliance required.
—Failure to update resident behavior documentation
18 Oct 2019Inspection
18 Oct 2019Inspection
Determined that the required staff training measures were fully implemented and ongoing compliance must be maintained.
24 Sept 2019Inspection
24 Sept 2019Inspection
Renewed the license and issued a regular license; no deficiencies cited.
14 Aug 2019Inspection
14 Aug 2019Inspection
Cited deficiencies under 55 Pa. Code Chapter 2600, including administrator training, fire drill log reviews, resident record audits, and smoking-area monitoring.
—Plan-of-correction follow-up and ongoing compliance checks
—Administrator training hours
—Fire drill logs review
—Resident records audits
—Smoking area monitoring
07 Mar 2019Inspection
07 Mar 2019Inspection
Found deficiencies requiring correction, including ensuring residents have private access to a telephone.
55 Pa. Code Ch. 2600Access to a telephone in privacy
10 Sept 2018Inspection
10 Sept 2018Inspection
Renewed the license after renewal application; a regular license was issued and no violations cited.
10 Aug 2018Inspection
10 Aug 2018Inspection
Identified several violations of state code, including unsafe storage of poisonous materials, improper trash handling, and inadequate bedroom furnishings, among others.
55 Pa.Code §2600Poisonous materials stored locked and inaccessible
55 Pa.Code §2600Trash in kitchens and bathrooms kept in covered receptacles
55 Pa.Code §2600Bedroom furnishings; chair for each resident
Identified multiple code violations related to property maintenance, safety, and occupancy limits.
55 Pa.Code §2600Grading and Drainage
55 Pa.Code §2600Window Screens
55 Pa.Code §2600Interior Surfaces
55 Pa.Code §2600Habitable Space Lighting
55 Pa.Code §2600Overcrowding
55 Pa.Code §2600Plumbing Fixture Maintenance
55 Pa.Code §2600Means of Egress
14 Sept 2017Inspection
14 Sept 2017Inspection
Identified deficiencies in medication record-keeping and in reporting an unexpected death within the required time frame.
55 Pa.Code 2600.187(a)Medication record requirements (for residents receiving medications)
55 Pa.Code 2600.15Abuse reporting
25 Aug 2017Inspection
25 Aug 2017Inspection
Issued a regular license following renewal application.
15 Aug 2017Inspection
15 Aug 2017Inspection
Identified multiple regulatory violations including failure to meet administrator training requirements, missing carbon monoxide detectors, and inadequate staff training records.
55 Pa.Code §2600.64(c)Training hours requirement for administrators
Identified violations included not posting current and upcoming menus and failing to notify a prescriber about a resident's medication refusal.
Type A2600.162(c)Menus
Type A2600.187(c)Documentation of medication refusals
10 Aug 2016Inspection
10 Aug 2016Inspection
Identified multiple regulatory violations involving payment contracts, resident rights and furnishings, staff qualifications, fire-safety notifications, and preadmission procedures.
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.25(c)(4)Contract for payment
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.101(j)(2)Bedroom furnishings
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.54(a)Direct care staff qualifications
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.124Fire department notification
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.225(a)Preadmission assessment
25 Jul 2016Inspection
25 Jul 2016Inspection
Investigated a resident elopement and found violations for failing to report the incident to the Department promptly.
55 Pa.Code §2600Reporting incidents to the Department
15 Mar 2016Inspection
15 Mar 2016Inspection
Investigated identified multiple safety and compliance violations, including missing thermometer in the first aid kit, nonworking bedside lamps, and improper storage of combustibles and expired medications.
2600.125(a)Combustible and flammable materials near heat sources
2600.144(c)(1)Fire safety safeguards for smoking
2600.183(d)Medication storage and handling (OTC/expired meds)
28 Jan 2016Inspection
28 Jan 2016Inspection
Identified violations involving administrator training hours and staff background checks, with required corrections noted. Several other compliance concerns appeared throughout the inspection period.
Type A2600.64(c)Administrator training
Type A2600.65(d)Direct care staff training and background checks
15 Dec 2015Inspection
15 Dec 2015Inspection
Found hot water temperatures in areas accessible to residents exceeded 120°F, with measurements around 127–129°F. Corrective actions were planned and described to lower the temperature and monitor compliance.
55 Pa. Code 2600.89(b)Hot water temperature in areas accessible to the resident may not exceed 120°F.
16 Nov 2015Inspection
16 Nov 2015Inspection
Investigated a violation for improper waste disposal with trash left outside in uncovered areas and a hot water temperature violation where temperatures exceeded safe limits.
55 Pa.Code §2600.85(e)Trash outside — covered receptacles to prevent pests
55 Pa.Code §2600.89(b)Hot water temperature may not exceed 120°F
27 Oct 2015Inspection
27 Oct 2015Inspection
Identified uncorrected violations of Chapter 2600 regulations and imposed a monetary penalty for the period from late September to mid-October 2015.
An inspector found several violations including posting requirements, missing background checks for staff, improper waste handling, excessively hot water, and inadequate window coverings.
Type A2600.57(e)Posting requirements
Type A2600.16(e)Criminal background checks for staff
Type A2600.86(e)Trash outside the home kept in covered receptacles
Type A2600.89(e)Hot water temperature exceeds limit
Type A2600.101(r)(2)Window coverings privacy
Type A2600.86(e)Trash and garbage management (overfill)
27 Aug 2015Inspection
27 Aug 2015Inspection
Identified regulatory deficiencies across several areas, including direct care staffing, sanitation, safety, and documentation.
2600.57(b)Direct care staff hours per resident per day
06 Aug 2015Inspection
06 Aug 2015Inspection
Renewed the license following renewal application and issued a regular license.
16 Jun 2015Inspection
16 Jun 2015Inspection
Violations found including failure to post licensing information, failure to report incidents, and insufficient staff coverage; corrective actions were required.
2600.16(c)Reporting incidents
2600.28(f)(1)Posting license and notices
2600.42(s)Resident rights – privacy
2600.57(b)Direct care staffing hours
2600.65(b)Quality management plan contents
26 Feb 2015Inspection
26 Feb 2015Inspection
Investigated and found violations of prescriber-directed care, including missed blood glucose checks and insulin administration for residents.
Investigated a complaint about medication management and resident care; found failures in medication storage, documentation, and cross-use of diabetes supplies between residents.
Type A2600.187(a)Medication records
Type A2600.183(d)Medication storage; listing of medications
Type A2600.185(a)Procedures for safe storage and use of medications
15 Dec 2014Inspection
15 Dec 2014Inspection
Investigated discharge/transfer procedures and cited violations for missing 30-day notice and for a resident leaving without staff notification.
55 Pa.Code §2600Discharge/transfer notification (failure to notify and related events)
19 Sept 2014Inspection
19 Sept 2014Inspection
Issued a renewal license with a certificate of compliance for a 55-capacity personal care home.
23 Jun 2014Inspection
23 Jun 2014Inspection
Identified multiple violations related to financial recordkeeping, background checks, resident funds, and required staff training.
2600.20(b)(1)Record of financial transactions
2600.51Criminal history checks
2600.64(a)Funds management for residents
2600.64(c)Annual staff training
2600.65(d)Direct care staff training before unsupervised care
20 Mar 2014Inspection
20 Mar 2014Inspection
Identified deficiencies related to staff background checks, access to records, and inadequate lighting in common areas.
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.51Criminal history checks and hiring policies
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.5a(1)Access to the home and records
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.87Lighting and marking of rooms and exits
04 Mar 2014Inspection
04 Mar 2014Inspection
Identified two deficiencies: delayed reporting of an incident to the Department and incomplete documentation of resident services in the support plan.
2600.16(c)Notification of incidents to the Department
2600.227(d)Documentation in resident's support plan
03 Jul 2013Inspection
03 Jul 2013Inspection
Investigated and found deficiencies in resident financial accounting, staff training, and safety/record-keeping practices. Violations were cited across multiple regulatory areas.
Type A2600.20(b)(6)Itemized accounting of financial transactions
Type A2600.63(a)First aid and CPR training for staff
Type A2600.65(d)Direct care staff training requirements
07 Jun 2013Inspection
07 Jun 2013Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies, including incomplete staff training, failure to report an incident, an out-of-schedule sleeping-hours fire drill, and indoor smoking contrary to policy.
Type A2600.65(g)Training of personnel in fire safety and related areas
Type A2600.16(c)Reporting incidents to the Department
Type A2600.132(e)Fire drills during sleeping hours
Type A2600.144(c)Smoking policy
20 May 2013Inspection
20 May 2013Inspection
Identified several violations including failure to report incidents timely, incorrect signage claiming licensed status, unsafe heating equipment, and medication record inaccuracies. Actions were planned to correct these issues with ongoing progress noted.
2600.16(c)Reporting requirements
2600.183(a)Signage/licensing display
2600.84(a)Safety of heating sources
Type A2600.187(b)Medication records – contents
16 Feb 2013Inspection
16 Feb 2013Inspection
Investigated an incident and found a failure to report the incident within the required 24 hours.
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.16(c)The home shall report the incident or condition within 24 hours
06 Dec 2012Inspection
06 Dec 2012Inspection
The organization was found to have multiple regulatory violations, including failure to post required documents, inadequate reporting of investigations, staff training deficiencies, and several safety and care standards shortcomings.
2600.16(d)Final report submission after investigation
2600.63(a)Post license and related materials
2600.65(g)Annual staff training
2600.81(b)Apparatus and devices cleanliness
2600.89(a)Water pressure in facilities
2600.144(c)Fire safety policy for smoking
2600.101(j)(2)Bedroom furnishings per resident
2600.188(b)Medication error reporting
10 Oct 2012Inspection
10 Oct 2012Inspection
The investigation found violations related to fire drill recordkeeping, scheduling of drills, and medication administration documentation.
55 Pa.Code §2600.132(c)Fire drill records must include required information
55 Pa.Code §2600.132(g)Fire drills must be held on different days and different times
55 Pa.Code §2600.187(a)(13) and §2600.187(a)(14)Medication administration records must be signed/initialed at administration
30 Aug 2012Inspection
30 Aug 2012Inspection
Assessed fines for three uncorrected violations. The total fines amounted to $10,450 for the period.
55 Pa.Code § 2600Class III violation 187a
55 Pa.Code § 2600Class II violation 187d
55 Pa.Code § 2600Class III violation 57d
20 Aug 2012Inspection
20 Aug 2012Inspection
Investigated a series of deficiencies involving staff background checks, qualifications, and resident documentation, with multiple violations found.
Type A2600.57(b)Direct care hours
Type A2600.54(a)Qualifications of direct care staff
Type A2600.132(b)Fire safety inspection and drill
Type A2600.186(a)Medication records; prescribed in writing
29 May 2012Inspection
29 May 2012Inspection
Identified multiple violations related to posting licensing information and staff certifications for first aid/CPR, as well as staffing during shifts.
Type A2600.3(c)Posting of license and inspection summaries
Type A2600.57(b)Direct care staffing; CPR/First aid certification
05 Dec 2011Inspection
05 Dec 2011Inspection
Identified deficiencies in resident care and safety, including inadequate assistance with daily living activities and smoking in the presence of oxygen.
55 Pa.Code §2600A home shall provide each resident with assistance with ADLs as indicated in the resident's assessment and support plan.
55 Pa.Code §2600A home that permits smoking inside or outside the home shall develop and implement written fire safety policy and procedures.
24 May 2011Inspection
24 May 2011Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in staff training, sanitation, food storage, and resident-record documentation.
55 Pa.Code §2600Direct care staff shall have at least 12 hours of annual training relating to their job duties.
55 Pa.Code §2600Food shall be stored off the floor.
55 Pa.Code §2600Sanitary conditions shall be maintained.
55 Pa.Code §2600Smoking near the entrance—prohibited; maintain entrance areas.
55 Pa.Code §2600The entries in a resident's record shall be permanent, legible, dated and signed by the staff member making the entry.
55 Pa.Code §2600The entries in a resident's record shall be permanent, legible, dated and signed by the staff member making the entry.
28 Mar 2011Inspection
28 Mar 2011Inspection
Found violations for failing to obtain required inspection certification and for incomplete resident medical evaluations.
55 Pa.Code §2600Compliance with applicable Federal, State and local laws, ordinances and regulations
55 Pa.Code §2600Medical evaluation required for residents
24 Mar 2011Inspection
24 Mar 2011Inspection
Identified three violations with total fines of 11,440.00 for the period Feb 19, 2011 through Mar 10, 2011.
III55 Pa.Code § 2600Census/Residential Census Documentation
II55 Pa.Code § 2600Census/Residential Census Documentation
III55 Pa.Code § 2600Census/Residential Census Documentation
10 Mar 2011Inspection
10 Mar 2011Inspection
Investigated deficiencies identified failures in incident reporting, hallway obstructions, MAR sign-offs, and medical evaluations, plus missing boiler documentation.
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600Incident reporting requirement
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600Emergency routes unobstructed
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600Medication administration records properly signed
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600Medical evaluations dated/completed timely
Type A—Boiler certificate expired
19 Nov 2010Inspection
19 Nov 2010Inspection
Identified a deficiency where the provider failed to update the initial notification letter to the local fire department about the location of a resident with mobility needs.
55 Pa.Code §2600Regulation
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