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During investigation, LPAs conducted inspection with MCD. LPAs randomly selected 8 rooms including R1 and R3's rooms and observed all the rooms including the beddings clean. LPAs observed all the residents including those in the common areas wearing clean clothing. Family members (FM1, FM2, and FM3) all stated they never observed their family member (resident) in soiled clothing. The five staff interviewed stated residents are changed 3 times during the shift and as needed. Due to medical condition/diagnosis, LPAs were not able to obtain information from the 4 residents including R1 regarding the allegation.
Allegation: Staff are not ensuring residents carpet is cleaned properly.
It was alleged that R1's carpet is soaked with urine.
LPA conducted inspection and didn't observed nor smell urine in any of the rooms including that of R1's. Five staff interviewed stated residents rooms are cleaned once a week and as needed and when residents have accidents, they clean immediately.
FM1 stated observing R2's carpet soiled with feces but when brought to the attention of the staff, the staff cleaned immediately. FM3 stated when staff learned R3 was urinating in the carpet, the carpet was removed and replaced with laminate flooring.
Allegation: Staff are not allowing resident to make phone calls.
Reporting party stated hearing staff talking to each other and a staff saying she would not allow resident in Memory Care Unit to call because that resident will call 9-1-1. LPAs interviewed this resident who stated she's able to speak with her family members. Staff interviewed confirmed that when residents want to call, the Memory Care Unit has a land line and have residents binder available and they dial the number of the family member whom resident wants to call/speak with.
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