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32 | The investigation revealed the following:
Allegation: Staff are not ensuring a safe environment for resident.
It is alleged that R1’s significant other has displayed controlling and aggressive behavior toward R1 and staff does not prevent this from happening. LPA conducted interviews with 4 Staff, and each denied the allegation, staff stated that although R2 does have controlling behaviors, this is the spouse and next of kin for R1 and R1 has not stated they are fearful of R2. LPA reviewed R2’s Care Meeting Plan, Behavioral Contract and meeting notes that revealed R1 has been spoken to on 6/16/26, 6/24/26, 7/17/26 and 7/7/26 and R1’s verbally aggressive behaviors and interference with R1’s choices to attended activities were discussed and R1 agreed to discontinue this behavior. Per S1 and S3-S4, there was a meeting conducted 8/6/26 with R1, R2 and W1 where it was agreed that R2 will stop interfering with R1’s ADL’s, medication and doctors’ appointments and all parties agreed that R1 should move to the Memory Care wing at the facility but still be able to spend the day with R2, this move is scheduled for next week. LPA interviewed 10 Residents and each denied the allegation and stated that they feel safe at the facility.
Allegation: Staff are not ensuring resident is provided medication as prescribed.
It is alleged that R1’s significant other interferes with R1 receiving their medications. LPA conducted a medication review and all of R1's medication was accounted for and appear to be administered as prescribed. LPA interviewed 4 Staff and each denied the allegation, S1 and S3-S4 stated that R2 has interfered with medication being given to R1, that when it was time for medication they would encourage R1 to refuse the medication because they are still sleeping and haven’t eaten breakfast. Staff stated that the pharmacy and doctors were notified and they were able to change the medication time to a later time since R1 & R2 tend to sleep in late, the doctors changed the time for the medication as an attempt to have residents be more compliant with medication and this has been working. LPA interviewed 10 Residents and each denied the allegation and stated that they are always assisted with medications, medications are administered as prescribed, staff has never refused assisting with medication and staff re-fill their medications as needed.
(Continued on LIC9099-C)
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