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Resident #4 at 2:49pm. Due to time constraints, the findings for both complaints investigated on today's visit will be rendered on a return visit. Further investigation is needed at this time.
Exit interview was conducted and a copy of this report was provided.
On today's visit, LPA Yee conducted a joint interview with the Administrator at 11:05am and Staff #1 at 11:08am to clarify conflicting information obtained from previous interviews and Staff #8 at 12:01pm.
Per information obtained from interviews conducted regarding the allegation that staff does not ensure residents personal belongings are safely secured, the Administrator is not aware of any facility wide incidents of theft. The only incident that was brought to her attention was in back in November 2024. Resident #4 had come to her office and informed the Administrator that they were missing money in the amount of $230 from their room. Per interview with Resident #4, resident also admitted to staff and LPA Yee that they would roll up money in a sock and hide it somewhere in the room and couldn't find it or remember where it was hidden. Resident also indicated that a family member had given them $300 as a gift to have their hair done. $20 of that money was given to their offspring and the amount stolen or misplaced was $280, which is different from what was told to the Administrator. Resident #4 stated that they rolled money in a sock and placed it in their knitting box but now it is not there. Resident #4 also indicated that 10 of the 12 porcelain tree ornaments of faces of little women, purchased from a garage sale was in the room one day and gone the next day or two. Per the Administrator, the missing ornaments were never reported to her. When the missing money was reported to the Administrator, Staff #8 was sent to the room to assist the resident in finding the money but it was not found. The Administrator also offered to call the police to file a theft report but, Resident #4 informed her that they would speak with their offspring about it first. On 11/20/24, two days later, the Administrator met with the offspring to discuss the missing money and also offered to file a police report and it was refused. Per the offspring, they would go up to the resident's room after the office meeting and search for it since the resident has a known tendency to hide money and various things and had a difficult time finding it again. A few days later the offspring contacted the front office staff to relay a message to the Administrator that they did not want a police report filed and that the matter was resolved and not to approach Resident #1. Per the Administrator, they dropped the matter. Per the offspring, they did not have a meeting |