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32 | Staff inappropriately put diapers on resident.
It is the concern of the RP that R1 had disposable adult briefs, however per the R1’s Physician report, R1 is not incontinent. The LPA interviewed staff (S1). The interview with S1 revealed that the staff provided R1 with disposable adult briefs, because the facility were out of feminine pads, consequently the staff gave R1 the adult disposable briefs to wear in the meantime. When the LPA asked S1 how many times R1 had worn the disposable briefs, S1 stated, “two times”. The LPA interviewed the Administrator, and the interview revealed that they had purchased at least two bags of feminine pads and did not know why there were no pads available. Based on the information obtained through interviews, the allegation that staff inappropriately put diapers on R1, is deemed Substantiated at this time
Staff did not have an inventory list for resident's personal belongings.
It is the concern of the RP that the facility is not maintaining record of the residents’ belongings, as the facility has not been able to provide an inventory list (Record of Client/Resident Personal Property and Valuables (LIC 621), a record of each client’s personal property and/or valuables entrusted to the facility); which should have been maintained in R1’s records/binder. To investigate the allegation, LPA Urena interviewed the staff (S2) about the record keeping for clothing items. S2 reported that because the file for R1 was not available at the time R1 arrived at the facility, they took inventory in their notebook. The S2 showed the LPA the notebook with the date on the top of the page and two lists described as “new” and “old” (clothes). The Administrator’s interview revealed that they typically keep blank pages of the LIC621 to record the resident’s property and valuables when residents arrive at the facility and is not sure why the staff did not document the items in LIC 621 instead of their notebook. At the time of the visit, the LPA was able to confirm that the LIC 621 has not been completed and added to R1’s file.
Based on the information obtained through interviews, although the staff did document R1’s personal and property valuables, the staff did not complete the required form and presented it to the official at the time of the inspection. Therefore, the allegation of the missing inventory list, is deemed Substantiated at this time.
Pursuant to Title 22, California Code of Regulations (CCR), the following deficiencies were cited (refer to LIC 9099-D).
Citations were issued. Exit interview was conducted and a copy of the report and Appeal Rights were issued.
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