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32 | (A1) stated that (R1) was previously cared for at a skilled nursing facility and when admitted at Santa Fe Home Care II, (R1) already had minor skin tear. (A1) indicated that under hospice plan of care, a wound care plan was included. The wound care plan included to reposition, keep (R1) clean, dry and apply barrier cream every two hours. (A1) communicated that (R1) was under professional supervision and care with nurses and doctors while (R1) was at Santa Fe Home II. (R1)’s family members were at the facility during hospice visits with nurses discussing (R1’s) condition. (A1) stated when it came to (R1)’s medical needs it was always taken care of by hospice medical professionals. (A1) claimed the facility staff were only responsible for (R1)’s non-medical care since the facility is a non-medical care facility.
On 09/28/24, between 10:45 am – 11:37 am, the Department interviewed (4) out (4) residents #2-#4 (R2-R4) all claimed that staff are responsive and are observant to resident's changes in condition and needs. (R2-R4) reported that when they require assistance, the staff is available even during the night shift. (R2) who is independent and shared a room with (R1) has observed that (R1)’s incontinence, hygiene, and grooming needs are being attended to timely by hospice and staff at the facility.
On 09/28/24, between 9:47 am – 04:07 pm, the Department interviewed (3) out (3) family representatives witness #2-#4 (W2-W4) claimed the facility appeared to be adequately staffed. (W2-W4) who are very much involved with resident care at this facility with frequent visits and have not witnessed any activity of neglect or lack of care toward residents. (W2-W4) claimed (R2-R4) have not endured wounds while in care. Several telephone calls were made to family representatives for (R1), witnesses #1 and #5 (W1 and W5), but no comments were obtained.
On 09/14/24, between 10:37 am – 10:57 am, the Department attempted to interview resident #1 (R1). Due to (R1)’s health condition, (R1)'s ability to make full statements or carry on a conversation was limited. (R1)’s appearance was presentable. (R1) appeared to be in clean clothing and groomed. Between 12:00 pm – 01:00 pm, the Department observed the hospice aide as well as staff #2 (S2) assisting with (R1’s) incontinence needs, grooming, and changing sheets for maintaining good hygiene.
Faith & Hope Hospice & Palliative Care did not return several telephone calls and could not provide additional records.
(Evaluation Report continues LIC 9099-C) |