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Allegation #2: Wrongful Eviction:
Staff members 1-2 (S1-2) stated resident was never wrongful eviction. S1-S2 stated that the resident was placed on a 5150 hold due to statements made indicating a threat to self-harm, specifically mentioning, "If I had access to a gun, I would shoot myself." The resident had called the Long Beach Police Department (LBPD) multiple times, expressing an intent to self-harm. In response, staff contacted the LBPD, as the resident reiterated a desire to die and mentioned the potential to shoot themself. According to S1-S2, no police report was left by the officers, but the decision to place the resident on a 5150 hold was based on the resident's aggressive behavior, not in retaliation for any previous reports of abuse.
S1 and S2 further clarified that the resident is permitted to return to the facility and that staff are not contributing to any additional emotional trauma. The resident has not received either a verbal or written eviction notice, and the claim of wrongful eviction is denied by S1-S2.
The investigation consisted of the following:
According to S1-S2, the facility is proactive and has been working with R2's family representative and the Assisted Living Waiver (ALW) representative to relocate R2 to another assisted living facility. S1-S2 stated since R1 is at a skilled nursing facility, the environment at the facility has been peaceful and R2 is still residing at the facility.
According to R1's Physician's Report dated 03/30/23, R1 is in fair physical condition, can self-care, and is predisposed to aggressive verbal behavior. R2's Physician's Report dated 10/19/23 revealed that R2 is in fair physical condition, can self-care with assistance, and is in a stable mental status.
S1-S2 stated they reported the special incident reports to all the appropriate agencies in a timely manner. An analysis of Unusual Incident Reports dated 04/10/24, 05/09/24, and 07/14/24, addressed to the Long-Term Care Ombudsman (LTCO), Adult Protective Services (APS), Community Care Licensing (CCL), and family members, indicates that there is insufficient evidence to corroborate the allegations mentioned above.
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