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32 | stating that effective immediately Resident #1 was not allowed to have any visitors except the persons that were named in the letter. The persons named in the letter are, the names of the resident's oldest daughter, a granddaughter, 2 grandsons and a family friend. The letter also had the following restrictions:
- that Resident #1's mail was to be held in a secure place until it was picked up by Resident #1's oldest daughter.
- the facility was also told not to accept or transfer any calls received from anyone except the persons named on the list and the she is to be notified immediately
- Also if anyone visits or calls and states that "they were given permission by..." it should not be accepted with any exception and she is to be notified immediately
Included with the letter was a copy of the Power of Attorney. Per interview with the Administrator, the oldest daughter was told that the letter she drafted with the restrictions and the Power of Attorney documents were not enforceable and were filed. Staff were instructed that if any of Resident #1's family questioned them, they were told to refer them to the Administrator. On 9/26/23, office staff received call from one of the daughter's of Resident #1 and she was very upset and was yelling at staff because she was told she and the rest of the family could not visit or call Resident #1. Per the Administrator, she nor any of the staff ever told the daughter or any of the family that they could not visit or call mom. This was confirmed by Staff #1 and Staff #2. The children of Resident #1 are currently on bad terms and are involving the facility in their family disputes which the facility is choosing to stay out off and ensuring Resident #1's personal rights are protected.
Per telephone interview with the family member at 11:43am, the family member was specifically asked if the Administrator or any staff told them that they could not call or visit Resident #1 and the response was a firm no. The staff were very nice. The sister is the one telling them that they cannot visit or call Resident #1 by providing the documents to the facility to enforce. Per the family member they were not yelling at the staff, They were upset and talked loud.
Per information received on today's visit, there is insufficient evidence to support the above allegation. Therefore, the findings of the above allegation is UNSUBSTANTIATED.
Exit interview was conducted and a copy of the report was given. |