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32 | On the allegations “Improper eviction” “Resident needs are not being meant” “Staff left resident in soiled diaper” “Facility is not providing services that are being charge” “Facility is not proving resident proper meal” “Resident is being isolated” “Resident room is being used as staff break and or storage room” “Facility is short staffed” the following was found:
On 01/14/2025, LPA conducted interviews with R1 and the Executive Director at the time Niare Feaster (ED), reviewed documentation including R1’s admission agreement, care plan dated 10/13/2023, physician’s report dated 04/18/2024, facility billing records, eviction notice, and staff schedules. Facility observations were also conducted. R1 stated they feel there are not enough staff and expressed a desire for more one-on-one interaction, including being accompanied to the activities area every Wednesday at 1:00 PM. R1, who identifies as largely independent, shared they self-administer medication and often decline bathroom assistance. They clarified they do not receive diapering services as part of their care plan and care plan reflects that they do not require incontinence care. R1 reported requiring nighttime toileting assistance due to wheelchair access challenges. R1 also shared concerns about having occasionally forgotten to request meals, resulting in limited options such as toast or pie. R1 expressed dissatisfaction with being billed for services such as oxygen management and bathing, which they believe are not provided.
Review of records showed R1 was admitted on 10/13/2023, with a base rate of $7,413.00 per month. The total amount billed through February 2024 was $46,630.62 including late fees, with only two successful payments made since admission, as reflected in the payment history. The ED explained that the oxygen service billed is the facility’s base rate for residents with oxygen, which includes documentation but no hands-on management or intervention. ED stated that toileting assistance remains on the service plan, however R1 seldom uses it and has declined its removal.
Report continues on LIC9099-C
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