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Amenities
Healthcare services
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Coordination with health care providers
Hospice waiver
Medication management
Mental wellness program
Healthcare staffing
24-hour call system
24-hour supervision
Meals and dining
Diabetes diet
Meal preparation and service
Special dietary restrictions
Room
Air-conditioning
Cable
Fully furnished
Housekeeping and linen services
Kitchenettes
Private bathrooms
Spa
Telephone
Wifi
Memory care community services
Dementia waiver
Mild cognitive impairment
Specialized memory care programming
Transportation
Community operated transportation
Transportation arrangement
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Transportation to doctors appointments
Common areas
Beauty salon
Cafe
Computer center
Dining room
Fitness room
Gaming room
Garden
Outdoor patio
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
3.99·(89)
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Care
3.7
Staff
4.1
Meals
3.5
Amenities
4.5
Value
2.9
Pros
New, modern construction and finishes
Bright, natural-light-filled interiors
Well-maintained landscaping and outdoor seating
Elegant, well-appointed common areas
One-bedroom apartments with full kitchen appliances
In-unit washer/dryer availability
Included housekeeping, internet, and cable options
Continuum-of-care availability (independent to assisted/hospice)
Move-in assistance and prepped apartments
Compassionate and attentive caregiving staff
Knowledgeable, patient tour and admissions staff
Clean, spotless units and public spaces
On-site exercise facilities and fitness classes
Regular social programming and themed events
Dining room with varied meal options and special events
Active activities calendar (games, gardening, classes)
Transportation services offered for outings
Family-focused outreach from nursing/leadership (in some cases)
Warm, community-oriented atmosphere
Sense of safety and relief for families when care is consistent
Cons
Inconsistent staffing levels and high turnover
Variable staff training and clinical competency
Staff conduct and responsiveness
Gaps in medication-management controls
Unreliable meal quality and service timeliness
Weak management communication with families
Inconsistent transportation availability
Sales-marketing and expectation-management gaps
Costly pricing relative to perceived service consistency
Emergency-preparedness and certification gaps
Billing and administrative-process inconsistencies
Uneven integration of new residents and program delivery
Summary of reviews
Revelle of Bucks County presents a clear split between the physical environment and operational consistency. The community is frequently described as a new, attractive building with bright interiors, well-kept landscaping, and thoughtfully appointed common areas. Apartments are noted for one-bedroom layouts with kitchens, in-unit washers/dryers, and move-in assistance. Many families cite a welcoming atmosphere, clean units, and social spaces that support resident interaction.
Activity and lifestyle offerings are a visible strength when programs are operating as intended. Reviewers praise an active calendar — exercise classes, gardening, trivia, themed meals, happy hours, and regular entertainment — that helps residents engage and form social connections. The presence of on-site fitness facilities and a continuum of care (independent living through assisted care and hospice) is also viewed positively by families seeking a long-term option in one location.
Care quality and staff performance show notable variability across accounts. Numerous reviews highlight compassionate, attentive caregivers, effective nursing outreach, and specific staff members and departments that went above and beyond. However, other accounts point to inconsistent staffing levels, high turnover, and gaps in training that translate into uneven resident experiences. Concerns about staff responsiveness, conduct, and the adequacy of clinical practices — including medication-management processes and emergency-preparedness certifications — were raised and should be explored directly with leadership.
Dining and service logistics are another area of mixed feedback. Some families describe high-quality meals and special dining events; others report inconsistent meal quality, cold or late-delivered food, and service-timing problems. Transportation and activity-support logistics were also inconsistent in some reports, with occasional outages of shuttle service or elevators affecting outings and resident mobility.
Management, communication, and administrative processes are recurring themes. Positive accounts reference helpful admissions and business-office staff and clear outreach from nurses and directors. Conversely, other reviews describe weak family communication during clinical events, billing and administrative inconsistencies, and marketing or admissions promises that were not fully met. These operational gaps — combined with pricing described as relatively high by several families — contribute to variability in perceived value.
Overall, the facility's physical attributes and program potential are strong, but prospective residents and families should verify operational details that affect day-to-day experience. Recommended due diligence includes asking for current staffing ratios and turnover statistics, reviewing medication-management and emergency-training protocols (including CPR and AED access), confirming transportation and dining service guarantees in writing, and clarifying billing and included services. Visiting during a meal period and speaking with current residents and families can help assess whether the community's service consistency matches its physical environment and marketing materials.
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Location
Revelle of Bucks County is located at 945 York Rd, Warminster, PA, 18974.
About Revelle of Bucks County
Revelle of Bucks County sits in Warminster, PA, surrounded by trees and green space, and is a mid-rise community offering a mix of independent living, assisted living, and memory care. The building holds 156 units, with choices like studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments featuring modern, stylish designs and kitchen appliances, plus some with washers and dryers right in the apartment. Parking is available for residents and their visitors, and the grounds offer gardens and plenty of spots to walk or relax outside. Residents can have pets, and the place tries to help older adults keep an independent lifestyle while also having support handy if health needs change. Safety gets attention here, with a 24-hour emergency call system in every unit.
There's all-day dining in the community, including a coffee shop, dining rooms for both group meals and guest visits, a bistro, and bar, with meals made by chefs and options for special diets like diabetic, low fat, low salt, and vegetarian. Recreation comes in many forms, like game rooms, arts and crafts, music, fitness and aquatic programs, outings, literary and educational events, and even a hot tub spa, so residents can choose how to spend their days. A salon sits on site for grooming, and there's access to internet and cable TV in both private apartments and the community spaces.
Support services include assistance with daily activities, medication reminders, companion care, and personal care from trained staff, with a part-time nurse and therapy services-like occupational, physical, and speech therapy-right at the community. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services happen weekly, and maintenance is taken care of for all apartments. Memory care is offered for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, using familiar routines and staff trained in dementia care, with therapies and a secure environment designed to ease confusion and keep residents safe.
Transportation is scheduled for errands, shopping, and appointments, and the staff speak English, helping residents with anything from VA aid assistance to religious services. Community fees are refundable, rent is month-to-month, and utilities are included, so there's no need for big upfront payments. Revelle of Bucks County accepts checks and credit card payments, with options for billing some services through insurance if needed. All the while, the community tries to encourage social lives, independence, comfort, and support right on one campus, with access to shopping, dining, and even local vineyards nearby.
Legend Senior Living was founded in 2001 by industry pioneer Tim Buchanan, who pioneered the assisted living concept across the nation nearly 30 years ago. Headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, the company remains a privately held family business currently led by two generations of the Buchanan family, including President Matt Buchanan. Legend Senior Living currently owns and operates over 70 residences across seven states: Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Texas. The company has experienced significant growth in recent years, adding 11 communities in 2023, eight in 2024, and eight completed by mid-2025.
People often ask...
Revelle of Bucks County offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $4,150 per month.
Revelle of Bucks County offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care.
There are 61 photos of Revelle of Bucks County on Mirador.
Yes, Revelle of Bucks County allows residents to age in place and adjust their level of care as needed.
The full address for this community is 945 York Rd, Warminster, PA 18974.
No, Revelle of Bucks County 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.
The agency identified multiple deficiencies across dignity, training, medical evaluations, medications, emergency procedures, and safety equipment, while finding substantial compliance overall and scheduling a follow-up inspection.
55 Pa.Code § 2800.42cDignity/Respect
55 Pa.Code § 2800.65gInitial direct care training
55 Pa.Code § 2800.65jAnnual training content
55 Pa.Code § 2800.81bResident equip – good repair
55 Pa.Code § 2800.82cLocked poisons
55 Pa.Code § 2800.103eLeftovers
55 Pa.Code § 2800.105fClothing laundering
55 Pa.Code § 2800.107dProcedure EMA submission
55 Pa.Code § 2800.141aMedical evaluation
55 Pa.Code § 2800.183bMedications and syringes locked
55 Pa.Code § 2800.141.b.1Annual medical evaluation – tuberculin and certification
55 Pa.Code § 2800.141.b.2Annual medical evaluation changes
55 Pa.Code § 2800.187dFollow prescriber’s orders
55 Pa.Code § 2800.234.bPlan requirements
12 Aug 2026Inspection
12 Aug 2026Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across staff training, resident rights, medication safety, and medical evaluations, despite an overall determination of substantial compliance.
2800.42cDignity/Respect
2800.65gInitial direct care training
2800.65gInitial direct care training
2800.65jAnnual training content
2800.81bBed mobility devices – good repair
2800.82cLocked poisons
2800.103eLeftovers
2800.105fClothing laundering
2800.107dProcedure EMA submission
2800.141.aMedical evaluation
2800.141.aMedical evaluation
2800.141.aMedical evaluation
2800.183bMedications and syringes locked
2800.187.cRefusal to take medication
2800.190bInsulin injections
2800.234.bPlan requirements
2800.234.bPlan requirements
2800.28fRefunds within 30 days
2800.141.b1Annual medical evaluation
2800.141.b1Annual medical evaluation
2800.141.b2Medical status change
2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.224.a.5Written initial assessment
2800.251.cStandardized forms
30 Jun 2026Inspection
30 Jun 2026Inspection
Found substantial compliance with regulations, while citing multiple deficiencies in dignity, training, medication safety, medical evaluations, and related areas.
2800.42cDignity/Respect
2800.65gInitial direct care training
2800.65jAnnual training content
2800.81bWheelchairs and other equipment maintenance
2800.103eLeftovers
2800.105fClothing laundering
2800.107dEMA submission
2800.141aMedical evaluation
2800.141b1Annual medical evaluation
2800.141b2Medical evaluation changes
2800.183bMedications and syringes locked
2800.187cRefusal to take medication
2800.190bInsulin injections
2800.234bPlan requirements
2800.28fRefunds within 30 days
2800.251cStandardized forms
2800.224a5Written initial assessment
2800.82cLocked poisons
11 Jun 2026Inspection
11 Jun 2026Inspection
Investigated findings showed multiple deficiencies across training, dignity, medication safety, equipment, medical evaluations, and resident funds.
2800.42cDignity/Respect
2800.65gInitial direct care training - staff B did not complete training
2800.65gInitial direct care training - staff C did not complete training
2800.65jAnnual training content - fire safety
2800.81bResident equipment – good repair
2800.82cLocked poisons
2800.103eLeftovers
2800.105fClothing laundering
2800.107dProcedure EMA submission
2800.141aMedical evaluation - general physical examination
2800.141b.1Annual medical evaluation - tuberculin test
2800.141b.2Annual medical evaluation - certification of needs
2800.183bMedications and syringes locked
2800.187cRefusal to take medication
2800.190bInsulin injections
2800.234bPlan requirements
2800.28fRefunds within 30 days
2800.224.a.5Written initial assessment - bed enabler
2800.251cStandardized forms
2800.187dFollow prescriber’s orders
16 Mar 2026Inspection
16 Mar 2026Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies across dignity, safety of equipment, medication handling, and documentation. The findings identified several specific violations requiring corrective actions.
2800.42cDignity/Respect
2800.81bWheelchairs, walkers, prosthetic devices and other apparatus used by residents must be clean, in good repair and free of hazards.
2800.82cLocked poisons
2800.103eLeftovers
2800.105fClothing laundering
2800.107dProcedure EMA submission
2800.183bMedications and syringes locked
2800.187cRefusal to take medication
2800.190bInsulin injections
2800.234bSupport plan - elements
03 Nov 2025Inspection
03 Nov 2025Inspection
Identified deficiencies in incident reporting, medical evaluation timing, ADL response, staffing for mobility needs, and posting of menus.
2800.16cIncident reporting
2800.22a1Medical evaluation timing
2800.23aADL assistance
2800.57cDirect care staffing for mobility needs
2800.162cMenus posted in advance
03 Nov 2025Inspection
03 Nov 2025Inspection
Investigated found several regulatory deficiencies: incidents were not reported within 24 hours, medical evaluations were out of time, ADL assistance not timely, staffing did not meet required minimum, and menus were not consistently posted in advance.
2800.16cIncident reporting
2800.22a1Medical evaluation time frames
2800.23aADL assistance
2800.57cDirect care staffing minimum hours
2800.162cMenus
20 Feb 2025Inspection
20 Feb 2025Inspection
Identified deficiencies in care practices, rights, and administrative records. These included personal hygiene assistance, dignity and respect, contract signatures, staff training, and significant change assessments.
2800.24Personal Hygiene
2800.25bContract signatures and renewal
2800.42cDignity/Respect
2800.65lRecord of training
2800.225a2Assessment – significant change
20 Feb 2025Inspection
20 Feb 2025Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies related to personal hygiene assistance, dignity and respect, contract signatures, training records, and significant-change assessments.
2800.24Personal Hygiene
2800.25bContract signatures and renewal
2800.42cDignity/Respect
2800.65IRecord of training
2800.225a2Assessment – significant change
15 Jan 2025Inspection
15 Jan 2025Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies in safety, sanitation, medication management, documentation, and staff training. Issues included unsecure bed devices, unclean conditions, improper food storage, unlabeled hampers, late medical evaluations, and insufficient dementia care training.
55 Pa.Code § 2800.81bWheelchairs, walkers, prosthetic devices and other apparatus used by residents must be clean, in good repair and free of hazards.
55 Pa.Code § 2800.85aSanitary conditions shall be maintained.
55 Pa.Code § 2800.103gFood shall be stored in closed or sealed containers.
55 Pa.Code § 2800.105fMeasures shall be implemented to ensure that residents’ clothing are not lost or misplaced during laundering or cleaning. The resident’s clean clothing shall be returned to the resident within 24 hours after laundering
55 Pa.Code § 2800.141bA resident shall have a medical evaluation: 1. At least annually.
55 Pa.Code § 2800.185aThe residence shall develop and implement procedures for the safe storage, access, security, distribution and use of medications and medical equipment by trained staff persons.
55 Pa.Code § 2800.227cThe final support plan shall be revised within 30 days upon completion of the annual assessment or upon changes in the resident’s needs as indicated on the current assessment. The residence shall review each resident’s final support plan on a quarterly basis and modify as necessary to meet the resident’s needs.
55 Pa.Code § 2800.236aEach direct care staff person working in a special care unit for residents with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia shall have 8 hours of initial training within the first 30 days of the date of hire and a minimum of 8 hours of annual training related to dementia care and services, in addition to the 16 hours of annual training specified in § 2800.65
15 Jan 2025Inspection
15 Jan 2025Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies in safety devices, sanitation, food storage, laundry, annual medical evaluations, medication storage, and staff training.
2800.81bWheelchairs, walkers, prosthetic devices and other apparatus used by residents must be clean, in good repair and free of hazards.
2800.85aSanitary conditions shall be maintained.
2800.103gFood shall be stored in closed or sealed containers.
2800.105fMeasures shall be implemented to ensure that residents’ clothing are not lost or misplaced during laundering or cleaning. The resident’s clean clothing shall be returned to the resident within 24 hours after laundering.
2800.141bA resident shall have a medical evaluation: At least annually.
2800.185aThe residence shall develop and implement procedures for the safe storage, access, security, distribution and use of medications and medical equipment by trained staff persons.
2800.227cThe final support plan shall be revised within 30 days upon completion of the annual assessment or upon changes in the resident’s needs as indicated on the current assessment.
2800.236aEach direct care staff person working in a special care unit for residents with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia shall have 8 hours of initial training within the first 30 days of the date of hire and a minimum of 8 hours of annual training related to dementia care and services.
30 Dec 2024Inspection
30 Dec 2024Inspection
Identified deficiencies in medical evaluation timing, adherence to medication orders, and documenting medication errors.
2800.22a1Documentation - medical evaluation time frames
2800.187dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.188dSystem to document med errors
30 Dec 2024Inspection
30 Dec 2024Inspection
Identified deficiencies in admitting medical evaluations, adherence to prescriber orders, and documenting medication errors.
2800.22a1Medical evaluation within 60 days of admission
2800.187dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.188dSystem to document medication errors
02 Dec 2024Inspection
02 Dec 2024Inspection
Found an unlabeled, undated container of turkey in the kitchen refrigerator.
103.iOutdated or spoiled food may not be used.
02 Dec 2024Inspection
02 Dec 2024Inspection
Identified outdated food in storage due to an unlabeled, undated turkey container in the refrigerator.
Regulation 103iOutdated or spoiled food may not be used
26 Sept 2024Inspection
26 Sept 2024Inspection
Investigated and identified multiple deficiencies across staff training, fire safety, rights and abuse reporting, preadmission screening, care planning, and access to records.
2800.5aDHS access to residence and records
2800.65aFire safety orientation for direct care staff on first day
2800.65eRights/Abuse training within 40 hours
2800.65gInitial direct care training
2800.162cMenu planning and posting requirements
2800.231c1Preadmission cognitive screening timing
2800.234aAdmission – support plan
2800.234dSupport plan update for dementia unit
2800.236aInitial dementia care training
26 Sept 2024Inspection
26 Sept 2024Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across access to records, fire safety orientation, staff training, and resident care planning.
Type A2800.5aDHS access
Type A2800.65aFire Safety-1st day
Type A2800.65eRights/Abuse 40 Hours
Type A2800.65gInitial direct care training
Type A2800.162cMenus - posted
Type A2800.231c1Preadmit screening
Type A2800.234a1Admission – support plan
Type A2800.234d1Support plan - review
Type A2800.236aStaff training
09 May 2024Inspection
09 May 2024Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in medical evaluations, restraints usage, activity programming, and care planning processes.
2800.141aMedical evaluation
2800.202Prohibited chemical restraints
2800.221aProgram activities
2800.227gSupport plan - signatures
2800.231.c.1.iPreadmit screening
2800.234.d.1Support plan - review
09 May 2024Inspection
09 May 2024Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in medical evaluations, restraints, activities for the secure dementia unit, and care planning documentation.
2800.141.aMedical evaluation
2800.202Prohibited chemical restraints
2800.221aProgram activities
2800.227gSupport plan - signatures
2800.231c1Preadmit screening
2800.234dSupport plan - review
28 Mar 2024Inspection
28 Mar 2024Inspection
Found deficiencies related to ADL assistance, abuse/neglect of residents, narcotics accountability, and nurse call system maintenance.
2800.23aADL assistance
2800.42bAbuse/Neglect
2800.95Furniture & Equipment - nurse call system
2800.185aStorage procedures for medications and equipment
28 Mar 2024Inspection
28 Mar 2024Inspection
Identified deficiencies in ADL assistance, abuse/neglect, call bell reliability, and narcotic counts that affected resident safety.
Type A—ADL assistance
Type B—Abuse/Neglect
Type A—Furniture & Equipment
Type A—Storage procedures
27 Dec 2023Inspection
27 Dec 2023Inspection
Identified deficiencies in medication administration staffing, adherence to prescriber orders, and documentation of support plan signatures.
2800.60aStaffing shall meet residents' needs
2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.227gSupport plan signatures
2800.227hDocumentation of refusal or inability to sign support plan
27 Dec 2023Inspection
27 Dec 2023Inspection
Found deficiencies related to medication administration staffing and signatures on resident assessments and support plans.
55 Pa. Code § 2800Staffing and medication administration
55 Pa. Code § 2800Follow prescriber’s orders
55 Pa. Code § 2800Support plan - signatures
55 Pa. Code § 2800Support plan – refusal sign
28 Nov 2023Inspection
28 Nov 2023Inspection
Investigated a reported cash disappearance tied to a resident and identified an abuse/neglect concern requiring safeguards.
Type B42.bAbuse/Neglect
28 Nov 2023Inspection
28 Nov 2023Inspection
Investigated a missing cash incident suggesting potential abuse/neglect; found that cash was missing from a box labeled 'CASINO CARDS AND EXTRAS' in a resident's dresser and could not be located during a room search. A family member confirmed the money had been stored there previously.
Type B—Abuse/Neglect
14 Jun 2023Inspection
14 Jun 2023Inspection
Identified deficiencies in hand hygiene before care, incomplete preliminary support plan signatures, missing completion date on a significant change assessment, and a missing resident photo.
2800.85(a)Sanitary conditions
2800.224.c.8Preliminary support plan - participants’ signatures
2800.225.a.2Assessment – significant change
2800.252Content of Resident Records
14 Jun 2023Inspection
14 Jun 2023Inspection
Identified deficiencies in hand hygiene, missing signatures on a preliminary plan, missing completion date on a significant change assessment, and a missing resident photo.
2800.85.aSanitary conditions
2800.224.c.8Preliminary support plan – participants’ signatures
2800.225.a.2Assessment – significant change
2800.252Records – content
24 May 2023Inspection
24 May 2023Inspection
Investigated reported incidents of resident-on-resident violence and improper confinement, and identified violations of abuse/neglect and seclusion prohibitions.
42bAbuse/Neglect
202Seclusion prohibition
24 May 2023Inspection
24 May 2023Inspection
Identified violations of abuse/neglect protections and seclusion prohibitions involving memory care residents, including an unprovoked resident-on-resident assault and the wedging of a door to confine a resident.
2800.42.bAbuse/Neglect prohibition
2800.202Seclusion prohibited
24 Apr 2023Inspection
24 Apr 2023Inspection
Observed a medication on the cart with an open date indicating it should have been discarded 28 days after opening per the manufacturer’s instructions.
2800.183.eStoring Medications
24 Apr 2023Inspection
24 Apr 2023Inspection
Observed a medication on the cart with an open date; it should have been discarded 28 days after opening.
—Storing Medications
08 Feb 2023Inspection
08 Feb 2023Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies related to dementia training, emergency planning, medical evaluations, and medication management. These included documentation gaps, labeling issues, and order-following problems.
Type A2800.69Dementia-specific training
Type A2800.107dEmergency procedures
Type A2800.141.aTuberculin skin test
Type A2800.141.aMedical evaluation documentation (ADME vs DME)
Type A2800.183.dCurrent medications
Type A2800.183.eStoring Medications - labeling/discard
Type A2800.184.aMedication labeling
Type A2800.187.bDate/time of med admin
Type A2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
08 Feb 2023Inspection
08 Feb 2023Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies including dementia training, emergency plan submission, medical evaluations with TB testing, and medication management and documentation.
2800.69Additional Dementia-Specific Training
2800.107dWritten emergency procedures submitted to local emergency management agency
Type A2800.141.aTuberculin skin test in medical evaluation
d2800.183.dCurrent medications stored
e2800.183.eStorage of prescription, OTC and CAM medications
e2800.183.eStorage of prescription, OTC and CAM medications
Type A2800.184.aLabeling original medication containers
Type A2800.184.aLabeling original medication containers
d2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
Type B2800.187.bDate/time of med admin
15 Jun 2022Inspection
15 Jun 2022Inspection
Investigated findings showed inappropriate use of a PRN medication to manage behavior without proper documentation, raising restraints concerns and citing violations.
2800Restraints
202 ProhibitionsChemical restraint prohibited
15 Jun 2022Inspection
15 Jun 2022Inspection
Observed misuse of PRN medication to manage behavior without proper documentation or standing orders, indicating restraint concerns.
28 Pa. Code § 2800.1Restraints – general requirement that residents be free from restraints
28 Pa. Code § 2800.202Prohibitions – restraints and related practices
22 Mar 2022Inspection
22 Mar 2022Inspection
Identified deficiencies in ADL assistance, abuse/neglect, narcotics storage, and the nurse call system.
2800.23.a.ADL assistance
2800.42.b.Abuse/Neglect
2800.95Furniture & Equipment
2800.185.a.Storage procedures
22 Mar 2022Inspection
22 Mar 2022Inspection
Found deficiencies in ADL assistance, abuse/neglect, call bell system reliability, and narcotic counting procedures.
Type A2800. 23.a.ADL assistance
Type B2800. 42.b.Abuse/Neglect
Type A2800. 95.Furniture & Equipment
Type A2800. 185.a.Storage procedures
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