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32 | Facility did not have a staff member on duty and awake for night supervision.
To investigate this allegation, LPAs interviewed one staff (S1), the Licensee, one (1) previous resident, and four (4) residents who were verbally able to communicate during today’s visit. Interviews with three (3) out of four (4) residents and one (1) previous resident revealed that they do not see staff around at night and staff are not around to help or assist if needed. Two (2) residents stated that if they were to need help at night, they are fearful that they would not be to receive assistance from any staff member. An interview with S1 revealed that staff live in the second story of the facility which is only accessible through the outside of the facility. A separate entrance was observed. Additionally, facility does not have a signal system. During today’s visit, LPAs observed a resident calling S1 on their personal cellphone for toileting needs or assistance, to which S1 confirmed that is how residents request assistance.
Staff did not dispense medication as prescribed.
During record review, LPAs oberved that there was no centrally stored medication and destruction log (LIC622) for one (1) previous resident. S2 stated that there was no LIC622 completed for the previous resident. Due to no LIC622 on record, there is no way to confirm or verify that medications were being dispensed as prescribed or properly. Additionally, during the physical plant tour, LPAs observed medications accessible to a resident (R1) in care in bedroom #1. According to an interview with S2, S2 stated that R1 can administer their own medication. However, when LPAs requested documentation, such as a physician's report (LIC602) or appraisal needs and services to reflect that R1 can administer their own medication, there was none on file and S2 stated that they have not obtained a physician's report from the physician or family member upon admission.
Based on LPAs observation and interviews, the allegations mentioned above are substantiated. Deficiencies issued per CA Code of Regulations, Title 22. See LIC9099D. Report signed by designee and delivered to licensee. |