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32 | Staff are not properly trained
According to the allegation, new staff are not being fully trained, and Med Techs are not properly trained or certified. On 05/20/23, at 8:45am, LPA Gibbs and Alvizar and LPM Margaryan conducted interviews with staff. Information received revealed they have not received proper training for all activities of daily living, to assist overall facility population.
Observed revealed that staff are spoon feeding some residents and have not received any training by a qualified medical professional on the proper way to feed residents. Interviews with Med Techs revealed they did not receive initial medication training by the qualified medical professional. Med Techs watched a manager distribute medications, and then they repeat what they observe, while a manager shadows them. A manager shadowing med tech was not qualified medical professional. At the time of this visit Administrator was unable to provide specific training tools, or other pertinent records test results to verify that the medication training provided to the med techs meet Title 22 Regulations and/or Health and Safety Code.
During this visit at 12:00pm all training records were reviewed and the information gathered from the documents were not sufficient enough to verify that staff received all required trainings as per Title 22 regulations.
Based on LPAs observation, interviews and record review(s), the preponderance of evidence standard has been met, therefore the above allegation is found to be SUBSTANTIATED.
Medication records are inaccurate
According to the allegation, the medication record for distribution of medications is not accurate. On 05/26/23, at 10:53am, LPA Gibbs and Alvizar and LPM Margaryan inspected a Medication Room to review the resident medication supply and the Medication Record. Upon review of a randomly selected resident’s medication supply and medication record review, LPA and LPM observed medication record to be inaccurate. The information documented on medication record was not consistent with the number of pills dispensed to the resident. After additional review of the medication record, it was observed that no resident’s medication record was signed off on 05/20/23 for medications distributed.
Based on LPAs observations, interviews and record review(s), the preponderance of evidence standard has been met, therefore the above allegation is found to be SUBSTANTIATED.
Deficiencies were cited under California code of Regulation, Tittle 22, Division 6 & Chapter number 8, and recorded on LIC9099D.
No immediate health and safety hazard were noted during this visit.
Exit interview is conducted, Appeal rights discussed and a copy of report was issued. |