Continued from LIC9099.
Allegations: Resident was isolated in her room and Staff did not treat resident with dignity.
Based on interview and record review, Resident 1 (R1) was admitted into facility on 1/17/2020 and moved out of the facility on 12/14/2020. RP stated that prior to R1 being moved R1 was isolated in her room for nine (9) months and because of the isolation was not treated with dignity. However, based on interview with S1 the only time R1 was isolated was when she had a fever and was exposed to COVID. S1 also stated at the beginning of the pandemic R1 would come out of her room while wearing a mask. During record review LPA observed the facility was following guidance from Community Care Licensing PIN-20-23-ASC page 6.
Allegation: Staff did not give medications to the resident.
Based on interviews and record review R1 was under hospice care. RP stated during interview that R1 told him the medication wasn’t given. RP stated he did not know the name of the medication and was sure there was a doctor’s order. S1 stated during interview that the hospice agency stopped giving information regarding R1’s medications and staff was not able to give the new dosage until they received a doctor’s order. S1 also stated that there was one medication that was delivered but without a doctor’s order, therefore, the staff was not able to administer.
Allegation: Facility failed to replace resident's bedroom furniture.
Based on interviews RP and staff stated that the recliner was purchased by family. During interviews RP stated the facility didn’t replace the recliner and S1 stated the facility provides sitting chairs for residents. LPA reviewed regulation 87307 Personal Accommodations and Services and observed bedroom furniture shall include a chair. Therefore, the facility was not required to replace the recliner.
Continued on LIC9099C.
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