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32 | Allegation: Staff are not meeting resident's hygiene needs
It was alleged that R1 is not getting showers and their hair is greasy and dirty. Moreover, it was reported that R1’s shoes, saturated with diarrhea, were found in the cabinet with R1’s toothbrush. To investigate this allegation, LPA Ruiz conducted an interview with the Executive Director and was informed that Tradition 1 has five (5) staff and Tradition 2 has four (4) staff and a weekly schedule with their assignments are being provided to all staff. Additionally, two (2) staff interviewed confirmed that they receive their assignment, and each staff member is assigned to provide care and supervision to no more than 8 residents and all residents are scheduled to have showers at least twice a week or as needed. Although basic services have been provided to R1 (regarding the showers and diaper change), the facility staff failed to clean R1’s shoes, saturated with diarrhea, which was found in the cabinet with R1’s toothbrush (picture attached). Based on LPAs observation and a picture evidence this allegation is Substantiated.
Resident's room is malodorous
During the initial visit conducted by LPA Ruiz on 05/13/22 a physical tour was made with the Executive Director. Upon entry into the Memory Care Unit (Traditions 1) LPA and the Executive Director smelled a strong odor of urine. Moreover, when LPA and the Executive Director toured R1’s room #122B they observed that the toilet was clogged, and the room was malodorous. Interview with the Executive Director revealed that she was not aware of the issue. A maintenance order had been placed immediately. Based on LPAs observation, this allegation is deemed Substantiated.
Staff are not providing adequate laundry service to resident
During the physical plant tour, conducted by LPA Ruiz on 05/13/22, the laundry machines were in working order and laundry services were being provided. However, interviews with the Executive Director and a Memory Care Director revealed that there were having trouble with soap. Staff had reported that soap for laundry was an issue. The facility had already reached out to Eco Lab and complaint of soap leaving stains. Based on interviews and picture evidence this allegation is Substantiated.
Per the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 8, deficiencies are cited and noted on LIC9099-D.
Exit interview conducted, appeal rights explained and copy of this report signed and delivered. |