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32 | Per Licensee, she denied not wanting to accept the resident back from the hospital but rather, she wanted to ensure that resident's health condition can be retained at the facility according to regulation. On 4/14/20, Licensee was informed by Cedar Sinai that resident was diagnosed with MRSA and wanted to request more information before she can determine if resident is allowed return to facility. On the same day, she was denied request to assess resident at hospital due to Covid-19 pandemic. The next day, 4/15/20, the Social Worker agreed to allow Licensee to visit the resident. On 4/16/20, Cedar's Sinai agreed on allowing the Licensee to visit resident at the hospital and a Covid-19 test was requested by the Licensee. On 4/17/20, the Licensee visited resident at the hospital to reappraise resident's current condition. The Social Worker indicated that resident was safe to return to facility and had a negative Covid-19 test result. Therefore, on 4/18/20, the resident returned to the facility.
Although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation did or did not occur, therefore the allegation is UNSUBSTANTIATED.
An exit interview was conducted. A copy of this report and appeal rights were discussed and sent to the Licensee, Annie Jiang for a signature. |