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32 | of the paramedics pick up. R1 requires a catheter, but is capable of their own catheter care. HWD stated R1 may not had a shirt on at the time the paramedics came to pick up, but R1 wasn't fully naked. R1 has a skin condition, that gets irritated with clothing and prefers not to wear a shirt at times. Interviews with R1 and Resident 2 (R2) also do not corroborate the allegations. Both R1 and R2 had no complaints about staff not being able to meet their needs. R1 recalls what happened on or around 11/8/22. R1 stated they were feeling lethargic and groggy, so paramedics were called to bring them to the hospital. R1 admitted to not having a shirt on when paramedics arrived to pick them up because their skin was feeling irritated, but was not fully naked. R1 also stated that they weren't soiled at the time of paramedics pick up. R1 adds that they use a catheter, but is able to conduct their own catheter care. Based on the information obtained, the allegations of staff not insuring that the resident was properly clothed and that resident was left soiled is deemed Unsubstantiated at this time.
Facility is unsanitary:
In regards to the allegation, it was reported that the resident's living quarters were unsanitary with urine and feces soaked into walls, furniture, and floors. During the investigation, LPA did not observe R1 and R2's room to be unsanitary with urine and feces into walls, furniture and floors. A physical plant inspection was made, and the LPA did not observe any traces or smell of feces or urine during the of resident rooms and common areas. Resident interviews were conducted and it revealed that housekeeping is done once a week. Based on the information obtained, there was insufficient evidence to corroborate the allegation of facility being unsanitary. Therefore, the allegation is deemed Unsubstantiated at this time. |