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32 | ***This Licensing report supersedes the original complaint investigation report created dated 03/24/22. The finding remains the same as in the prior licensing report -Unsubstantiated. ***
The investigation revealed that an incident occurred on 01/14/20 between R1 and R2, in which R1 was sustained injury to left hand and required medical attention. S2 immediately sent R1 for medical treatment. R1 was treated for two fractured fingers in the left hand. Medical staff reported the incident to local law enforcement and R2 was arrested for assaulting R1. Per the review of the special incident report, dated 01/14/20, it indicated that S2 observed R1 had a swollen hand and asked what occurred. R1 informed S2 that R2 hit him with a cane. S2 then sent R1 for medical treatment and R1 was treated for finger fractures of the left hand. Administrator placed R1 and R2 into different rooms on 01/15/20 in order to ensure R1 and R2 safety. Administrator reported the incident report, dated 01/14/20, to Licensing timely.
Based on interviews conducted with staff and residents; records reviewed, including incident report dated 01/14/20; R1’s medical records review, dated 01/15/20; local law enforcement report #20-2887 review, dated 01/15/20, the investigation did not reveal that staff failed to provide adequate care and supervision to R1 and/or R2 and did not reveal that R1 and R2 had a prior history of having altercations with one another. Therefore, this is insufficient evidence to support the allegation that resident was being assaulted by other resident due to lack of supervision. 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 with Administrator, Lorenzona Medina, and CEO, Rodrigo E. Ramos. A hard copy of this licensing report was provided during today’s visit. |