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R2 was out of the facility and upon return engaged win conversation with R1. R3 was reading a book when LPA entered R3’s room. R4 had a guest visiting. R5 also had a guest visiting. R6 was being changed and having a conversation with staff. LPA observed staff frequently checking in on residents and engaging with them. LPA did not see any resident without something to do or someone to talk to. LPA reviewed the facilities activity calendar and saw that the facility has multiple activities planned throughout the day for residents to participate in. S1 informed LPA that three of the six residents are bedridden, on hospice and are not physically able to come out of their rooms. S1 stated that R4, R5 and R6 each have multiple visitors throughout the day. W1 confirmed that W1 ensures that R4 has enough visitors throughout the day to engage with R4. R4 said at times, R4 feels like there is too much to do with all the different visitors. W1 informed LPA that R5 cannot hold things in R5’s hands and cannot get out of bed. W1 does come every day to spend time with R5 and feels staff engage with R5 enough. R5 spoke very little, but did affirm R5 feels cared for and has enough activities do to. R5 enjoys listening to music and watching television. R1 informed LPA that R1 would like to go outside more but has not asked staff to take R1 out for walks. R1 enjoys socializing with R2 and reading. R2 has planned outing with Center for Elderly Independence (CEI) twice a week. R2 will talk with R3 and sometimes play card games. All 6 residents have their own television and there is a television in the living room that is mainly used for music. S1 informed LPA that staff will put on local news or other shows in the evenings and R1. R2 and R3 will sometimes watch together. R1 and R3 enjoy reading, but not the same things and expressed having have enough reading material. All six residents and the two witnesses independently stated that residents always have something to do or someone to talk to.S1 informed LPA that coming up with groups activities can be a challenge due to three of the six residents being bedridden and on hospice however, S1 does ensure residents have something to do and someone to talk to. Based on interviews and record review conducted, the above allegation is unsubstantiated.
Although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation did or did not occur, therefore the allegation is UNSUBSTANTIATED.
No deficiencies observed or cited during this visit.
Exit interview conducted and a copy this report was provided.
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