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32 | investigation and was prohibited to enter R1’s room to assist if the investigation warranted S1’s return to work. The complaint was referred to Community Care
Licensing Investigations Branch (IB) and assigned to Investigator Laarni Santiago.
Investigator Santiago conducted interviews on 10/27/2022, from approximately 12:19pm to 1:25pm, with residents and the Executive Director; on 11/14/2022, at approximately 10:31am, with R1; on 11/18/2022, at approximately 10:36am, with the Home Health Physical Therapist; and on 01/06/2023, from approximately 9:36am to 11:03am, with S1, staff, and residents. In addition, the investigator reviewed facility file documents related to R1 and the investigation.
On 01/06/2023, at approximately 11:10am, the investigator spoke with the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). The Deputy in charge reported that he attempted to get in contact with R1, but R1 refused to speak with him. The Deputy tried to dialogue over the door, but R1 refused to come out of the room. The Deputy advised that they would be closing out the case since R1 refused to be interviewed.
R1 was admitted to the facility on 05/22/2015. R1’s physician report, dated 06/23/2022, revealed that R1 was diagnosed with a Seizure Disorder, Hypothyroidism and Hyperlipidemia. R1 was able to follow instructions and communicate their needs. R1’s capacity for self-care suggests that they required assistance with bathing, dress/grooming and toileting, with an exception of feeding. The report documents that R1 was able to leave the facility unassisted, able to administer and store their own medications and R1’s ambulatory status was listed as non-ambulatory.
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