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Nonfunctional Laundry Equipment Leading to Inadequate Laundry Capacity

Easton, Maryland Survey Completed on 03-12-2026

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Summary

Facility staff failed to maintain essential laundry equipment in working order, resulting in insufficient capacity to meet residents’ laundry and linen needs. During a complaint survey focused on reports of delayed personal laundry and inadequate linen supply, observation of the laundry room showed that 1 of 3 washers and 2 of 4 dryers were not functioning, and one of the two operational dryers was significantly smaller than the other commercial dryer. A laundry staff member reported that the nonfunctioning washer and two dryers had been out of service for an extended period and confirmed that the smaller dryer could not handle the same volume as the larger unit. The Maintenance and Housekeeping Director acknowledged that staff had been unable to keep up with residents’ personal laundry due to this equipment situation, confirming that the facility did not have all washers and dryers in working order to meet residents’ needs. No specific resident medical histories or clinical conditions were described in relation to this deficiency.

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