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Allegation: Resident (R1) sustained a fractured leg while in care.
On 3/27/21, the Department obtained and reviewed R1s pre-placement evaluation which indicated that R1 was frail with slow gait, and unable to walk without assistance, and determined to be non-ambulatory – dated 5/15/15. On 4/12/21, the Department reviewed and obtained medical records, and the facility’s progress notes for R1 indicating that R1 fell, sustained a head strike, and a broken hip on 7/25/15 while in the facility’s care. There was no record of staff providing assistance, and no incident report was provided to Community Care Licensing (CCL).
Allegation: Resident (R1) sustained multiple falls while in care.
On 3/24/21, the Department reviewed the pre-placement appraisal which indicated R1 was frail with slow gait, unable to walk without assistance, and determined to be non-ambulatory. On 4/8/21, the Department interviewed RP and W1, who reported that beginning in 2015, R1 had experienced numerous falls with injuries. On 6/2/21, the Department interviewed S1 and S2 who confirmed that R1 had experienced a number of falls. On 4/12/21, the Department obtained and reviewed R1s medical records, and on 7/9/21 obtained additional progress notes, indicating that R1 had fallen, struck her head and sustained a fracture to the hip while ambulating in the dining room; that on 3/8/17, R1 was physically declining; that on 8/24/17, R1 experienced a fall and sustained a broken wrist; that on 8/23/18 R1 was running into doors and sustaining bruising; that on 7/1/19 R1 experienced a fall; that on 10/2/19 R1 experienced a fall and sustained a hematoma under the right eyebrow. Furthermore. incident reports from the facility indicated that R1 had experienced additional falls on 6/8/15 and 2/9/16. On 3/24/21, the Department obtained and reviewed R1s Needs and Services Plan dated 3/29/21 that indicated R1 required interventions to decrease the fall risk; however, it does not provide detail as to the specific interventions required. Per the interviews with S3, S4, S5, and S6 with none describing the interventions that R1 needed in order to decrease fall risk, nor what interventions they provided. Furthermore, they illustrated minimal understanding of what care was to be handled by staff, Home Health, and a private caregiver.
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