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Allegation: Resident was required to participate in activities
Finding: SUBSTANTIATED
UIRs and interviews document W1, W2 , C1, C2, C4, and C5 expressing concerns about “Being in trouble” or not being able to attend “Snack Out” if they didn’t socialize with others, partake in chores, wanted additional money, wanted to leave unattended, shower other than evenings or nights, and/or talk on their phones in private. C1 stated that the phone closet was not private, a conversation could be heard, and that going outside or into the backyard alone was not an option; LPA observed the phone closet to be in a common area that appeared to be less private than their room. C1, C2, C4, and C5 all expressed concerns on different occasions about losing their privileges.
Allegation: Facility is providing insufficient food service to resident
Finding: SUBSTANTIATED
W1 and W2 advocated larger breakfasts, observed lunches from C1, C2 and C4 to be either small in portions with fruits, vegetables, and minimal, protein, fats and carbohydrates. C1 and C2 stated that they and other clients at the facility had to wait for the time that was allotted for snacks or dinner if they wanted more food; neither complained to S1 due to not knowing their personal rights to snacks outside of a designated time and reported the food as not being enough. LPA captures photos of the facility’s food supply. Although there was a sufficient amount of food, LPA did not observe a variety of prepared or unfrozen proteins, breads, pre-packaged meals, or left-overs that could be easily prepared or reheated by staff and clients.
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