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32 | Roseleaf Senior Care is a facility that primarily accepts residents with diagnosis related to memory care. Interviews revealed NOC shift only has one caregiver who is med tech trained on at a time. AM Staff reported they would often come in and find R1 and R2 saturated in urine. Review of records indicated NOC was not providing incontinence care to all residence during an 8-hour shift. Staff reported there were 2-3 residents who required a 2 person assist and had a Hoyer lift. Staff said the policy for the Hoyer lift is that 2 people are required to operate it. Although the Licensee retained residents who requires 2 staff to assist, the facility only scheduled 1 person during NOC shift.
Interviews and review of documents revealed on 12/2/2021, a med tech was transferring a hospice resident (R1) from R1’s bed to wheelchair. R1 was a two person transfer however R1 transferred resident without the assistance of another staff member. This resulted in R1 falling sustaining a bloody nose, a skin tear to R1’s neck, and wrist. Due to R1 being on hospice, R1 was not transferred out and treated by Hospice staff at the facility.
The facility has experienced two COVID outbreaks, the first being with staff in August 2021 and the 2nd being in January and February of 2022. The 2nd outbreak consisted of multiple residents. Instead of isolating residents in their rooms, the facility due to lack of staffing, sent residents out to Colusa Medical Center for their isolation period regardless of being asymptomatic or having mild symptoms.
Interviews and LPA observation revealed activities were not being provided from August until November 2021 due to lack of staffing. Interviews revealed the facility maintained 1 med tech and 1 caregiver during AM and PM shifts however there was not consistently a cook at the facility or activities being done. On 7/31/21 and 8/1/21, this department conducted a health and safety check due to the facility self-reporting a staffing shortage. During these visits, this department observed residents sitting in silence, in a circle facing each other for hours. The facility said they were utilizing activities staff for care giving.
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