I'm very satisfied - the staff are caring, compassionate, and professional; they're genuinely involved with residents and consistently supportive of families, so I feel confident recommending this community.
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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
2.15·(13)
Overall rating
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Care
2.0
Staff
1.7
Meals
1.0
Amenities
1.0
Value
1.0
Pros
Compassionate and professional caregiving staff
Supportive engagement with families
Private-room accommodation available
Cons
Sanitation and cleanliness issues in common and resident areas
Inconsistent and insufficient staffing levels
Poor family communication and notification processes
Inconsistent assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs)
Rigid meal-service scheduling and unreliable meal access
Weak medication-management and oversight
Financial-management vulnerabilities and allegations of theft
Facility maintenance and upkeep deficiencies
Limited recreational programming and activities
Unprofessional customer-service and front-desk interactions
Gaps in clinical-incident response and postmortem handling
Privacy and dignity process shortcomings
Vendor payment and administrative management issues
Summary of reviews
Overall impression: The reviews indicate a facility with mixed strengths and significant operational concerns. Positive comments center on individual staff members who demonstrate compassion and professionalism and on availability of private rooms. However, recurring themes suggest systemic problems with cleanliness, staffing, care delivery, communication, and facility maintenance that prospective residents and families should evaluate closely.
Care quality and clinical issues: Multiple reviewers raised concerns about inconsistent assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), missed care opportunities, and nutrition delivery. Rigid meal schedules have been associated with missed meals for some residents, and there are descriptions of inconsistent food access and nutrition support. There are also concerns about medication-management practices, including reports suggesting possible overprescription and instances of missing medications; these indicate weaknesses in medication oversight and recordkeeping. In addition, reviewers described gaps in clinical-incident response and postmortem handling that point to weaknesses in emergency and end-of-life processes and family notification workflows.
Staff and interpersonal interactions: Feedback about staff is mixed. Several comments highlight compassionate, involved caregivers who support residents and families. At the same time, reviewers frequently described insufficient staffing levels that affect responsiveness and care continuity. There are also consistent reports of poor communication, curt or rude front-desk interactions, and instances in which family members felt their privacy and dignity were not respected. These patterns suggest variability in staff training, supervision, and customer-service standards.
Dining and activities: Dining operations appear inconsistent. Reviewers described inflexible meal timing and unreliable meal delivery that can result in missed meals for residents. Concerns were also raised about the dining environment, including clutter and inadequate incontinence-care practices in shared dining spaces. Recreational programming is described as limited or absent, indicating a lack of regular engagement activities for residents.
Facilities and maintenance: Reviewers frequently described deficiencies in facility upkeep and housekeeping, including overcrowding in some areas, shared bathrooms, worn furnishings, and general maintenance shortfalls. Odor concerns and sanitation issues in common and resident areas were mentioned, pointing to weaknesses in environmental services and housekeeping procedures. The physical condition of furnishings and common spaces appears to be a recurring operational concern.
Management and administration: Management and administrative issues were a recurring theme. Reviewers cited poor communication with families, vendor payment problems, and general administrative disorganization. There are also serious claims concerning financial vulnerabilities and alleged theft, which highlight the need for clear financial safeguards and oversight. Taken together, these management-level concerns suggest weaknesses in leadership, billing/vendor processes, and accountability structures.
Notable patterns and guidance for families: The overall pattern is one of uneven performance: strong, caring individuals on staff exist alongside facility-level gaps in staffing, sanitation, clinical oversight, and administration. Prospective residents and families should conduct thorough in-person tours that include inspection of dining and activity areas, a review of housekeeping and maintenance routines, clarification of meal schedules and ADL support policies, and detailed questions about medication administration and financial safeguards. Ask for staffing ratios, incident-response protocols, documentation of medication audits, and policies on family notification and privacy. Confirm how the facility handles vendor payments and financial transactions to reduce risk related to administrative weaknesses.
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Location
Angel's Family Manor Inc is located at 218 N Main Ave, Scranton, PA, 18504.
About Angel's Family Manor Inc
Angel's Family Manor Inc sits on Main Avenue in West Scranton and gives residents views of the downtown business district and Sno Mountain Ski Resort, and the location is convenient to Interstates 81, 84, 380, and the PA Turnpike, so families can get there without much fuss, and residents have access to public transportation. The place lets both men and women live there as long as they're at least 29 years old, and the staff welcomes everyone, treating each person with respect no matter their faith, and a Catholic priest comes by each week for communion, and there's a strong focus on knowing each resident to help keep some independence and lift self-esteem. Residents can park their cars onsite and keep pets if they'd like, and smoking isn't allowed inside but folks can smoke outdoors. The team includes nurses, a doctor on call, and caregivers ready 24 hours a day, so help's always at hand, and there's support available for all care levels-light, medium, or heavy-depending on what a person needs.
Angel's Family Manor offers assisted living, independent living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia (which can get expensive, about three times standard healthcare), hospice care, and respite or short-term stays. People can get assistance with everything from bathing, dressing, transfers for folks who can't walk, managing medicines, grooming, to diabetic and incontinence care, plus meals, housekeeping, laundry, room cleaning, and even home maintenance, so daily worries are kept to a minimum. There's a focus on safety and comfort, and wheelchair accessibility runs through the building, including showers and bathrooms, and rooms come in private, double, or triple set-ups, with cable TV, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, kitchenettes, and telephones, and actual photos of the rooms show what's available.
Meals come three times a day with a snack at night, cooked by a chef, and there are vegetarian options, with special diets supported. Residents can eat together in the dining room or use their kitchenette if they want privacy, and the staff manages shopping, housework, laundry, and maintenance, so most chores are taken care of. There's a full range of activity programs, like book clubs, arts, gardening, fitness, movies, cooking, music, and resident-led events, as well as free bingo, movie nights, birthday and holiday celebrations, prayer groups, and planned outings to concerts, movies, parks, and sports, though some trips might cost extra. People can stay fit with access to a fitness room, and there are outdoor walking paths, a garden, and even options for golf, tennis, hiking, or swimming when the season suits. There's a game room, a library, a music room, a business area, lounge with big TV, wellness suite, and other indoor spaces for relaxing or socializing, and devotional services happen onsite and offsite, with activity programs made to keep minds and bodies active.
Medical care includes licensed personal care services, in-home podiatrist and physician visits, supervised medication distribution, and support for health conditions like diabetes, dementia, and bowel incontinence. Folks who need help with dressing, grooming, or bathing will find staff ready to support those needs respectfully, and the owner keeps an eye on care quality. Nurses are available for 12-16 hour shifts, with a 24-hour call system in place for emergencies. Transportation is available for local medical appointments and bigger trips, and parking is provided for residents. The staff aims to provide a comfortable, supportive place that feels like home, with a focus on thoughtful, personal care, safety, and plenty of opportunity for social connections.
People often ask...
Angel's Family Manor Inc offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $3,307 per month.
Angel's Family Manor Inc offers assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing.
The full address for this community is 218 N Main Ave, Scranton, PA 18504.
No, Angel's Family Manor Inc 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 in sanitary conditions, ventilation, medication storage dating, and oxygen tank storage.
—Sanitary conditions
—Bathroom ventilation
—Medication storage—date opened
—Storage of oxygen tanks
27 Jan 2026Inspection
27 Jan 2026Inspection
Identified deficiencies in access to resident records and in following prescribed medications.
Type A2600.5.aDHS access to home, residents and records
2600.187.dFollow Prescriber's Orders
07 Jan 2026Inspection
07 Jan 2026Inspection
Observed water accumulation from a roof leak and missing ceiling tiles exposing wiring in multiple rooms.
2600.Sanitary conditions shall be maintained.
2600.Walls, Floors, Ceilings
29 Dec 2025Inspection
29 Dec 2025Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across governance, safety, sanitation, maintenance, and medication handling.
—QM Improvement
—Annual Training Content
—Sanitary Conditions
—Trash
—Surfaces
—Elevators/Lifting Devices
—Walls, Floors, Ceilings
—Food/Water 3 Day Supply
—Combustible Storage
—Testing Fire Alarm
—Medical Evaluation Information
—Prescription Medication
—Storing Medications
—Implement Storage Procedures
11 Dec 2025Inspection
11 Dec 2025Inspection
Found deficiencies related to failing to notify a prescriber about medication refusals and to update assessments when a resident's condition changed.
2600Refusal of Medication
2600Additional Assessment
04 Nov 2025Inspection
04 Nov 2025Inspection
Identified two deficiencies: a fire-safety issue in the smoking area and a missing behavior detail in a resident assessment.
2600.144.cFire safety policy and procedures for smoking areas
2600.225.cAdditional resident assessments
26 Aug 2025Inspection
26 Aug 2025Inspection
Investigated and found deficiencies in incident reporting, ADL/IADL assistance, and assessment updates related to a resident. Continued compliance was required.
2600.16cWritten Incident Report
2600.23aActivities of Daily Living Assistance
2600.23bInstrumental Activities of Daily Living Assistance
2600.42bAbuse
2600.225cAdditional Assessment
20 Aug 2025Inspection
20 Aug 2025Inspection
Found that the home failed to report a resident altercation within 24 hours after police were involved, involving two residents.
2600.16cWritten incident report within 24 hours
09 Jul 2025Inspection
09 Jul 2025Inspection
Investigated failures to report a resident-on-resident incident and to update the resident's behavior plan; violations were cited for not reporting suspected abuse and for not updating assessments.
Found no deficiencies. The review did not identify any violations.
28 Apr 2025Inspection
28 Apr 2025Inspection
Investigated abuse of a resident and unsafe smoking-area practices, identifying direct harm and repeated safety violations.
Type B42.bAbuse
144.c1Smoking Area Guidelines
05 Feb 2025Inspection
05 Feb 2025Inspection
Found no deficiencies after a complaint-based licensing visit on 2025-02-05.
26 Nov 2024Inspection
26 Nov 2024Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies in confidentiality practices, staff qualifications, emergency information posting, bedside lighting, outdoor smoking area cleanliness, medication labeling and storage, and wound care documentation.
2600Record Confidentiality
2600Direct Care Staff
2600Emergency Telephone Numbers
2600Lighting/Operable Lamp
2600Smoking Area Guidelines
2600Labeling OTC/CAM
2600Implement Storage Procedures
2600Support Plan Medical/Dental
20 Sept 2024Inspection
20 Sept 2024Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
30 Apr 2024Inspection
30 Apr 2024Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
19 Mar 2024Inspection
19 Mar 2024Inspection
Found that a resident engaged in physical and emotional abuse toward other residents, with police involvement and protective services engaged, and other residents frightened.
2600.42.b.Abuse
2600.42.b.Abuse
10 Jan 2024Inspection
10 Jan 2024Inspection
Observed multiple deficiencies in safety, cleanliness, food handling, medication practices, and smoking area maintenance.
—Surfaces
—Furniture and Equipment
—Storing Food
—Outdated Food
—Smoke Detector Repair
—Smoking Area Guidelines
—Original Containers and Injections
—Prescription Current
14 Dec 2023Inspection
14 Dec 2023Inspection
Found no deficiencies. No regulatory citations were identified during the 12/14/2023 visit.
07 Nov 2023Inspection
07 Nov 2023Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in infestation control, safety hazards, and medication management; the submitted plan of correction was determined to be fully implemented.
Type B2600.85.b.Infestation
Type B2600.86.b.Bathroom
Type A2600.88.a.Surfaces
2600.95.Furniture and Equipment
2600.102.k.No Common Towel
Type B2600.141.b.1.Medical Evaluation (annual)
2600.144.c.1.Smoking Area Guidelines
Type A2600.183.a.Original Containers and Injections
2600.183.d.Prescription Current
Type A2600.186.a.Authorized Prescriber
08 Sept 2023Inspection
08 Sept 2023Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
13 Jul 2023Inspection
13 Jul 2023Inspection
Found no deficiencies. An unannounced inquiry followed a complaint/incident and was conducted on site.
15 Nov 2022Inspection
15 Nov 2022Inspection
Identified multiple safety and medication-management deficiencies, including no soap in a shared bathroom, unlabelled personal items, outdoor areas with combustible materials, cigarette butt litter, and gaps in self-administration assessments and medication storage/recordkeeping.
—Soap Dispenser
—Use of a common towel is prohibited.
—Combustible Storage
—Smoking Area Distance
—Self-administration Assessment
—Meds and Syringes Locked
—Prescription Current
—Follow Prescriber's Orders
21 Jul 2022Inspection
21 Jul 2022Inspection
Found that a required update to the resident's support plan after an incident had not been completed, and supervision for the resident needed enhancement.
2600Support Plan Medical/Dental
31 Mar 2022Inspection
31 Mar 2022Inspection
Found no deficiencies identified during the 03/31/2022 survey.
16 Feb 2022Inspection
16 Feb 2022Inspection
Investigated a complaint and found violations involving resident privacy and dignity, where one resident photographed another while undressed and shared the images.
2600.42.cTreatment of Residents
2600.42.sPrivacy
11 Jan 2022Inspection
11 Jan 2022Inspection
Found no deficiencies. No regulatory citations were identified during the inspections conducted on 2022-01-11 and 2022-02-22.
23 Nov 2021Inspection
23 Nov 2021Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies, including missing items in first aid kits, unlabeled food, failure to post future menus, incomplete background checks, and incomplete medical evaluations.
Issued a regular license for a personal care home, with an annual inspection requirement.
21 May 2021Inspection
21 May 2021Inspection
Found no deficiencies. Inspections conducted on 05/21/2021, 05/24/2021, and 05/28/2021 identified no regulatory citations.
04 Mar 2021Inspection
04 Mar 2021Inspection
Determined deficiencies regarding contract signatures and inadequate resident supervision.
Type B2600.25.bContract Signatures
Type B2600.42.bAbuse
26 Feb 2021Inspection
26 Feb 2021Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
13 Jan 2021Inspection
13 Jan 2021Inspection
Investigated a caregiver neglect allegation and found that the required 24-hour report to the Department was not submitted.
2600.16cWritten Incident Reporting
21 Oct 2020Inspection
21 Oct 2020Inspection
Issued a regular license for the personal care home and notified about annual inspections.
02 Sept 2020Inspection
02 Sept 2020Inspection
Found no deficiencies.
11 Aug 2020Inspection
11 Aug 2020Inspection
Found that a written initial assessment was not completed within 15 days of admission and that a new RASP was not completed after readmission.
225aWritten initial assessment within 15 days of admission
16 Jul 2020Inspection
16 Jul 2020Inspection
Concluded that no violations were identified.
17 Jun 2020Inspection
17 Jun 2020Inspection
Found that the home failed to timely report an incident to the Department within 24 hours.
2600.16aWritten Incident Report
08 Oct 2019Inspection
08 Oct 2019Inspection
Cited deficiencies in posting requirements, hiring oversight, administrator training hours, staff training planning, sanitation checks, and fire safety documentation.
—Posting license and violation reports
—Hiring and retention in accordance with Older Adults Protective Services Act
—Missing in-person administrator training hours for 2019
—Staff training plan and monthly monitoring
—Staff training plan development timing and content
—Unsanitary condition checks
—Fire safety inspection and drill by an expert
—Evacuation documentation and extension by fire safety expert
12 Aug 2019Inspection
12 Aug 2019Inspection
Granted a regular license following renewal application approval.
18 Jun 2019Inspection
18 Jun 2019Inspection
Cited deficiencies require periodic walk-throughs to ensure floors, walls, ceilings, windows, doors and other surfaces are clean and free of hazards.
55 Pa. Code Ch. 2600Personal Care Homes
03 May 2019Inspection
03 May 2019Inspection
Identified violations.
01 Apr 2019Inspection
01 Apr 2019Inspection
Cited deficiencies were identified during a licensing inspection for a personal care home. Deadlines were set to correct all citations and maintain compliance.
10 Sept 2018Inspection
10 Sept 2018Inspection
Investigations identified several regulatory violations including a missing signature on a resident payment contract, uncovered trash receptacles, missing bedside chairs and lamps, and incomplete medication records.
2600.25(b)Contract shall be signed by administrator and payer
2600.85(d)Trash receptacles must be covered to prevent insects/rodents
2600.101(i)(2)Bed in bedroom: chair for each resident
2600.101(i)(7)Bedside lighting
2600.187(a)Medication records entries
2600.224(a)Preadmission determination
10 Mar 2018Inspection
10 Mar 2018Inspection
Identified a deficiency regarding ventilation and cleanliness: the exhaust fan in the smoking area was dirty and not functioning properly, requiring cleaning and repairs.
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.95Furniture and equipment must be in good repair, clean and free of hazards.
20 Sept 2017Inspection
20 Sept 2017Inspection
The inspection found multiple violations related to compliance with state regulations, safety postings, staffing, training, and resident room furnishings. Several deficiencies indicated the facility failed to meet required standards during the visit.
Type A55 Pa. Code §2600.18Compliance with laws and regulations
Type AInfluenza Awareness ActPoster posting requirement
Type A55 Pa. Code §2600.57(d)Provision of personal care hours
Type A55 Pa. Code §2600.64(c)Staff training requirements
Type A55 Pa. Code §2600.101(j)(3)Bedroom furnishings and condition
Type A55 Pa. Code §2600.132(h)Fire drill evacuation
01 Aug 2017Inspection
01 Aug 2017Inspection
Granted renewal license and certificate of compliance.
23 Aug 2016Inspection
23 Aug 2016Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies including residents' privacy rights, rent rebate use, staff training, lighting, bedroom furnishings, medical evaluations, and care planning.
2600.42(s)Privacy rights
2600.25(d)Rent rebate use and disclosure
2600.64(c)Annual administrator training
2600.65(g)Annual staff training
2600.87(b)Lighting and evacuation routes
2600.101(i)(3)Bedroom furnishings
2600.141(a)(2)Medical evaluation
2600.227(a)Written care plans
29 Jul 2016Inspection
29 Jul 2016Inspection
Granted renewal and issued a certificate of compliance for a personal care home, authorizing operation under state rules. The approval confirms continued licensure under applicable regulations.
04 May 2016Inspection
04 May 2016Inspection
Investigated a complaint and identified safety hazards such as holes in walls, loose bathroom floor tiles, and an inoperable exhaust fan.
2600.88(a) - Floors, walls, ceilings, windows, doors and other surfaces must be clean, in good repair and free of hazards.Floors, walls, ceilings, windows, doors and other surfaces must be clean, in good repair and free of hazards.
2600.95 - Furniture and equipment must be in good repair, clean and free of hazards.Furniture and equipment must be in good repair, clean and free of hazards.
08 Oct 2015Inspection
08 Oct 2015Inspection
Investigated found violations of reporting incidents and following prescriber directions, with medication omissions noted.
55 Pa.Code §2600.16(c)The home shall report the incident or condition to the Department's personal care home complaint hotline within 24 hours.
55 Pa.Code §2600.187(d)The home shall follow the directions of the prescriber.
25 Aug 2015Inspection
25 Aug 2015Inspection
Identified deficiencies related to safety hazards from a leaky roof and missing ceiling tiles, inadequate sanitation, and incomplete documentation of residents' care needs.
2600.95Furniture and equipment must be in good repair, clean and free of hazards
2600.85(a)Sanitary conditions shall be maintained
2600.227(d)Documentation of care services in resident support plan
05 Aug 2015Inspection
05 Aug 2015Inspection
Found two regulatory violations: no valid occupancy certificate and improper handling of confidential resident information; noted as repeat violations.
Type A2600.14(a)Prior to issuance of license - fire safety approval
Type A2600.17Resident privacy/confidentiality
10 Jul 2015Inspection
10 Jul 2015Inspection
The investigation found failures to report suspected abuse to the Department within required timelines and to update the resident’s care planning to address needs, based on on-site findings and subsequent reviews.
2600.15(a)The home shall report suspected abuse of a resident
2600.16(c)The home shall report the incident or condition to the Department's personal care home regional office or the personal care home complaint hotline within 24 hours
2600.161(d)A resident's special dietary needs as prescribed by a physician shall be met
2600.227(d)Each home shall document in the resident's support plan the medical, dental, vision, hearing, mental health or other behavioral care services that will be made available to the resident
02 Jul 2015Inspection
02 Jul 2015Inspection
Identified multiple regulatory violations, including lack of a valid occupancy certificate, unsafe hot water temperatures, missing exit signage, improper medication records, and privacy concerns.
Type A2600.14(a)Fire safety approval required prior to license
Type A2600.187(a)Certificate of Occupancy
Type A2600.89(b)Hot water temperature
Type A2600.95Furniture and equipment in good repair
Type A2600.133(a)(1)Exit signage
Type A2600.87(d)Medication records
Type A2600.187(a)Confidential resident information
26 May 2015Inspection
26 May 2015Inspection
Fined for two violations of 65 Pa.Code § 2600, with a total penalty of $8,480.
65 Pa.Code § 260065 Pa.Code § 2600
65 Pa.Code § 260065 Pa.Code § 2600
11 May 2015Inspection
11 May 2015Inspection
Found deficiencies relating to handling resident behavior and updating care plans. Violations involved failure to use positive interventions and failure to document or update services in resident plans.
2600.201Use positive interventions to modify or eliminate a behavior that endangers the resident themselves/others
2600.227(d)Documentation of services in the resident plan (care/services) for medical, dental, vision, hearing, mental health or other behavioral care services
05 May 2015Inspection
05 May 2015Inspection
Found that a valid occupancy certificate was not available; the most recent certificate expired on 3/31/15.
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600Certificate of Occupancy
15 Apr 2015Inspection
15 Apr 2015Inspection
Identified violations involving physical abuse between residents and failure to report the incident promptly.
55 Pa.Code §2600.16(c)Incident reporting within 24 hours
55 Pa.Code §2600.42(b)Abuse of residents
27 Mar 2015Inspection
27 Mar 2015Inspection
A regulator identified multiple deficiencies, including posting requirements, handling of resident funds, safety signage, hot water temperatures, fixtures, and several medication administration and recordkeeping issues.
2600.3(c)Posting of license and inspection summaries
2600.187(d)Prescriber directions; MAR maintenance (duplicate finding)
2600.187(d)Prescriber directions; MAR maintenance (additional finding)
14 Jan 2015Inspection
14 Jan 2015Inspection
Investigated a report of medical neglect and inadequate follow-up care, including failure to seek immediate care and failure to consult a physician after residents reported weakness.
Type A2600.42(b)A resident may not be neglected, intimidated, physically or verbally abused, mistreated, subjected to corporal punishment or disciplined in any way.
22 Dec 2014Inspection
22 Dec 2014Inspection
Investigated a violation and found the elevator lacked a current certificate of operation; the certificate had expired.
58 Pa.Code §2600Regulation 58 Pa.Code §2600
12 Dec 2014Inspection
12 Dec 2014Inspection
Found violations related to laundry services; washing machines were not working, causing residents' clothes to go unwashed and some were charged for laundry.
Type A65 Pa.Code 2600.105(b)Laundry service for bed linens, towels and personal clothing
13 Nov 2014Inspection
13 Nov 2014Inspection
Investigated a complaint and found sanitation conditions were not maintained; used hypodermic needles were found near a statue in the dining area.
Type A55 Pa. Code § 2600.85(a)Sanitation conditions shall be maintained
11 Sept 2014Inspection
11 Sept 2014Inspection
Identified violations of health and safety regulations, including missing restroom towels and inadequate fire drill practices and documentation.
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.97Use of a common towel is prohibited
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.132(i)Unannounced fire drill shall be held at least once a month
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.132(i)Unannounced fire drill shall be held at least once a month
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.132(i)Unannounced fire drill shall be set off during each fire drill
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.132(i)Smoke detectors and fire alarms shall be tested for operability at least once per month
15 Apr 2014Inspection
15 Apr 2014Inspection
Investigations found violations related to staff qualifications and administrator training with missing documentation and verification across multiple areas.
55 Pa. Code §2600.54(a)Direct care staff qualifications
55 Pa. Code §2600.54(b)Education requirement
55 Pa. Code §2600.64(c)Administrator training
08 Apr 2014Inspection
08 Apr 2014Inspection
Issued a certificate of compliance and renewed license for a personal care home. The license permits up to 53 residents.
21 Mar 2014Inspection
21 Mar 2014Inspection
Identified deficiencies: bedrooms lacked finished walls, floors and ceilings, and a ceiling hole exposed insulation and pipes.
55 Pa.Code 2600.101Bedrooms must have walls, floors and ceilings finished, clean and in good repair.
55 Pa.Code 2600Hole in ceiling of resident room 302 exposing insulation and pipes.
20 Feb 2014Inspection
20 Feb 2014Inspection
Investigated a licensing matter involving money safeguards for residents and the theft of narcotic medications; two deficiencies were identified.
55 Pa.Code §2600A resident has the right to a system to safeguard a resident's money and property
55 Pa.Code §2600The theft of residents' narcotic prescription medications
06 Dec 2013Inspection
06 Dec 2013Inspection
Investigated a complaint about medication management and found that prescribed doses were not fully administered and orders were not followed.
Investigated a temperature-related violation and heating-system issue; found indoor temperatures below 70°F in resident areas and a nonfunctional blower.
Type A55 Pa.Code 2600.83(a)Indoor temperature must be at least 70°F in resident areas
Type A65 Pa.Code 2600.95Furnishings and equipment must be in good repair
28 Jan 2013Inspection
28 Jan 2013Inspection
Investigated a licensing issue and found multiple regulatory deficiencies related to resident safety, record-keeping, and care planning.
2600.87Lighting and markings for egress and movement
2600.101(i)(6)Bedroom furnishings; bed and mattress
2600.101(j)(1)Emergency numbers posted by telephones
2600.141(a)(2)Medical evaluation information
2600.252Resident records information
2600.221(b)Program of resident activities
06 Feb 2012Inspection
06 Feb 2012Inspection
Investigated noncompliance with licensing requirements; expired food items were found in the kitchen and other regulatory issues were noted.
55 Pa.Code §2600Regulation – licensing and operation
28 Dec 2011Inspection
28 Dec 2011Inspection
Investigated the care facility's compliance and found deficiencies related to resident funds accounting and safety issues; fines were assessed.
Type A55 Pa.Code §2600Regulation of Personal Care Homes – Financial Records
—Poisonous Materials – Storage/Access
Type B55 Pa.Code §2600Regulation of Daily Operations – Safety/Housekeeping
22 Nov 2011Inspection
22 Nov 2011Inspection
Investigated and found violations; fines totaling $8,000 were assessed for uncorrected violations under Chapter 2600 during Oct 26 to Nov 14, 2011.
55 Pa.Code § 2600.28(f)(1)Chapter 2600 – Census at Inspection per Day
55 Pa.Code § 2600.89(b)Chapter 2600 – Census at Inspection per Day
14 Nov 2011Inspection
14 Nov 2011Inspection
Investigated a complaint and found violations of licensing rules, including hot water temperature limits and seating requirements in resident rooms.
55 Pa.Code §2600Hot water temperatures in areas accessible to the resident may not exceed 120°F.
55 Pa.Code §2600Each resident shall have the following in the bedroom: A chair for each resident that meets the resident's needs.
17 Aug 2011Inspection
17 Aug 2011Inspection
Multiple deficiencies were found, including failure to provide a resident’s funds accounting, smoking policy violations with unsafe conditions, unsafe storage of items, and incomplete medical evaluations.
55 Pa.Code §2600Resident funds accounting
55 Pa.Code §2600Smoking policy and designated smoking area
55 Pa.Code §2600Storage/safety
55 Pa.Code §2600Medication evaluation
07 Mar 2011Inspection
07 Mar 2011Inspection
Investigated care-related concerns and found violations related to resident rights and food handling.
55 Pa.Code §2600Resident rights - access to toilets, hand washing and bathing facilities
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