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assistance to resident as needed, the investigation revealed that on the morning of May 4, 2026, around 8:00am or 8:15am, Staff #1 had finished changing Resident #1's diaper and had taken the soiled diaper to the outside trash can and returned to the room to prop the resident up in bed, in preparation tor feeding the resident breakfast. Upon entry into the room, Staff #1 observed the resident having a spasm, with mouth open and eyes rolling backwards. Staff #1 immediately called Ovsanna Khayalyn and placed the phone on speaker mode and started chest compressions on Resident #1. Per information provided, Laura Garcia, Licensee, called 911 and Ovsanna Khayalyn jumped in her vehicle and headed to the facility. Ovsanna Khayalyn lives close by and arrived at the facility at the same time as paramedics.
Per Staff #1, Resident #1 who was already laying flat on the bed due to the diaper change had difficulty breathing but after administering about 10-15 chest compressions the resident opened their eyes, mouth relaxed back to normal and coughed about 2 to 3 times. Per Staff #1, they did elevate the resident slightly but emergency personnel and Ovsanna had arrived at the facility and they stepped out of the room. Per Staff #1, they observed the paramedics putting a arm cuff on the resident and transferred the resident on to the gurney and taken outside. All this happened very quickly. The paramedics were outside for about 5 minutes while they waited for hospital information. Based on the information obtained, there is insufficient evidence to support the allegation that staff did not provide assistance to resident as needed, therefore the allegation is unsubstantiated at this time. Although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation(s) did or did not occur.
Per information provided by Ovsanna Khayalyn regarding the allegation that staff did not provide resident's records to emergency personnel in a timely manner, she has a separate emergency folder created for each resident. The emergency folder for Resident #1 contains a copy of the Identification and Emergency Contact Information, a copy of the Driver License, a list of medications and the notes from the last medical visit conducted on 3/11/26. Per Ovsanna Khayalyn, she immediately provided the prepared folder to the
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