Thomas Jefferson University Hospital was issued an immediate jeopardy warning in January after an elderly patient went missing.
University Hospital was given one of the state’s most serious safety warnings after inspectors found that an elderly patient had gone missing from the emergency department after staff failed to routinely check on him.earlier this month, was one of four times state inspectors investigated potential safety problems at the Philadelphia hospital.Jan.
Jan. 5: Inspectors came to investigate a complaint but found the hospital was in compliance. Complaint details are not made public when inspectors determine it was unfounded.Aug. 22: Inspectors came to investigate a complaint but found the hospital was in compliance.
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