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32 | LPA did a record review, and R1 has no medical note from a Primary Care Physician (PCP), sleep specialist, or neurologist to state that medications given at a different time from July of 2023 would cause R1 to have a circadian rhythm. According to interviews with staff, they will only help residents to sleep at night or wake them up at a certain time in the morning when requested to go out with family or doctor appointment. According to interviews with residents, they have no issues with sleeping/ bedtime, residents go to sleep and wake up when they want.
Based on the information received this allegation is Unsubstantiated at this time.
Allegation #5: Staff isolated resident
It was alleged that staff isolated the resident. Staff would leave R1 on their sofa instead of their recliner in bedroom #118. When sitting on the sofa, R1 has a hard time getting up, compared to sitting on the recliner, where R1 can just maneuver from the recliner to their walker to roam the facility independently.
To investigate this allegation, LPA reviewed incident reports and interviewed five (5) out of sixty-five (65) staff and sixteen (16) out of one hundred seven (107) residents. LPA found out that R1 needs assistance while walking with their walker and transferring. R1 is at high risk of falling by themselves when transferring and roaming the facility, there are four (4) incident reports: 10.8.2023, 10.21.2023, 11.15.2023, and 2.10.2024 where R1 had fallen. R1 has been advised repeatedly to use the call button for staff assistance for transfer. During the interview ten (10) out of sixteen (16) residents revealed that staff would not isolate them, they have all the freedom to do activities and roam around the facility.
Based on the information received this allegation is Unsubstantiated at this time.
An exit interview was conducted with Elvis Gutierrez, executive director (ED), and a hard copy of this report was provided. |