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The Palmelle ReadUpdated 11 Jul 2026
Read this record before you tour: inspectors levied $13,627 in federal fines over the last 36 months, and falls with major injury far outpace the national rate. Every number below prints the same way for every facility, good or bad — these are the ones to ask about.
Written by Palmelle from federal and state records. Last updated 11 Jul 2026. Not paid for or edited by the facility.
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The record
CMS Care Compare · Jun 2026
Federal ratings
Overall
★★★★☆4 of 5
Health inspection
★★★★☆4 of 5
Staffing
★★★★☆4 of 5
Quality measures
★★★☆☆3 of 5
Staffing · hours per resident per day
Registered-nurse time with each resident, dailyhigher is better
This home
59 min
National
47 min
All nursing time with each resident, dailyhigher is better
This home
4 hr 32 min
National
3 hr 37 min
Nurses who quit each yearnot reported
This facility has not reported this measure to CMS.
Medication & safety · share of long-stay residents
On antipsychotic medicationlower is bettersee why ↓
This home
18.6%
National
14%
On sedatives / sleep medicationlower is better
This home
11%
National
15%
Falls causing major injurylower is bettersee why ↓
This home
10.2%
National
1.6%
Physically restrainedlower is better
This home
0%
National
1.1%
Penalties & citations · last 36 months
Federal fines
$13,627· 1 penalty
Abuse icon
None
Conflict flags in latest reconcile
2
ND does not publish a state inspection feed Palmelle can verify. This record is built from federal data only.
What the pattern says
Palmelle pattern checks · v1
Mixed — worth touring with these questions in hand.
No sedation pattern. Sleep-medication use is below national norms. Antipsychotic use is elevated, but paired with high staffing this reads clinical, not custodial — ask the medical director about their reduction program.
The falls number is the outlier: 6× the national rate. 10.2% of long-stay residents had a fall with major injury vs 1.6% nationally. High staffing makes this surprising, which is exactly why it needs asking about: one bad cluster, a reporting artifact, or a real problem.
$13,627 in federal fines. 1 penalty in the last 36 months — the citation detail is in the record above.
These checks are computed the same way for every facility. Good patterns and bad ones both print.
WENTZ LIVING CENTER has an overall CMS Care Compare rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
Has WENTZ LIVING CENTER been cited for resident harm?
WENTZ LIVING CENTER has $13,627 in federal fines across 1 penalties in the last 36 months. Details appear in the record above.
What should I ask on a tour?
Ask about staff-to-resident ratios by shift, weekend coverage, and any measure flagged red in the record above — those are the places this facility's numbers leave open questions.
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