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32 | Regarding the allegation: Facility staff did not safeguard resident's belongings. It is being alleged that the resident's belongings were safe in the closet of Room # 39 as the room was being used as facility storage. At some point, the facility changed directors and the resident's belongings were thrown out and a new resident moved into the room. It is also being alleged that the facility never contacted the RP to tell them when it was safe for them to remove the resident's belongings in between COVID lockdowns and RP was waiting for the above facility to tell them know when it was safe to collect their mother-in-law's belongings from the closet. LPA was able to receive documentation from the Client Personal Property and Valuables that on 05-06-2022, all belongings except for two (2) bags of clothing signed by the RP were left for donation. Resident #`1 (R1) left the facility on 05-03-2022 and was transferred to another facility by the family because of change of care/behavior. LPA was able to interview nine (9) out of twelve (12) residents that have confirmed that they are aware of their belongings and the belongings policy on the Admission and Rental Agreement. LPA obtained a copy of the Admission and Rental Agreement. LPA was also able to interview four (4) staff that confirmed the belongings policy and theft and loss of any belongings. Therefore, based on the LPA's interviews, observations, and record reviews the above allegation(s) above is unsubstantiated at this time.
Regarding the allegation: Facility was not properly maintained. It is being alleged that there is still mold in Room # 39 since the winter of 2022-2023 was extremely rainy and the mold that was discovered in winter 2020 was due to outside water seeping into the wall. (The wall is adjacent to the courtyard outside.) It is also being alleged that the rain gutters were not properly draining the water away from the building during the time of 2005-2020. In addition, the mold was discovered because of a strange odor in the room. LPA interviewed the resident that currently resides in the room. That current resident said they have no issues in that room. When it rained there was no leakage or drainage of water. The resident also says there is no odor. LPA was able to do a walk-through in room #39. LPA did not observe any outside water seeping into the wall and/or the gutters not properly draining the water. There was no observation of water damage and/or leakage in the room. In addition, the LPA did not observe any odor in the room. LPA was also able to
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