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32 | The investigation revealed the following: Regarding the allegation, "residents bathroom is not properly cleaned" it was alleged that resident bathrooms are not thoroughly cleaned due to housekeeping not mopping floors and cleaning the toilets. Interviews with residents revealed: nine (9) out of eleven (11) residents stated that bathrooms are thoroughly cleaned including cleaning sinks, toilets, showers, and mopping. Two (2) out of eleven (11) residents stated that bathrooms are not thoroughly cleaned. Interviews with staff reveal that housekeeping staff cleans the toilets, take out the trash, mop, sweep, wipe sinks, and clean the tubs. Housekeeping staff stated that if residents request something to be cleaned again the staff will do it. They stated that resident rooms and bathrooms are checked daily and cleaned at least once a week. The assistant administrator stated that she hasn't heard of any residents complaining about this issue. A review of the housekeeping duties list reveal that housekeepers are required to mop floors and clean fixtures in the restroom. During the tour of the physical plant on 10/13/21, LPA observed that all resident's bathrooms appeared clean including floors, toilets, showers, and sinks.
Regarding the allegation, "Staff did not change resident's bed linens in a timely manner," interviews with residents revealed: ten (10) out of eleven (11) residents interviewed stated bed linens are changed in a timely manner and that housekeeping changes the sheets several times per week and as needed when they are soiled. One (1) out of eleven (11) residents interviewed stated that bedding Is changed too late in the day. Housekeeping staff interviewed stated that bedding is changed at least 1-2 a week and whenever it is soiled. Bedding is checked daily during housekeeping rounds and are changed more frequently if needed. Staff denied the allegation. During the tour of the physical plant on 10/13/21, LPA observed that all resident's bedding was clean.
Regarding the allegation, “Resident was put on a 72 hour hold without cause” it was alleged that a resident was forced to leave the facility on a psychiatric hold for no legitimate reason. Interviews with the S5-S6 who were involved in the incident indicated that the resident was a danger to himself and others which is why a 72-hour hold was placed. S5 stated that R1 was had been drinking and was being aggressive with staff and residents and refusing to take psychiatric medications. S5 called the psychiatrist who approved the 72-hour hold and the Downey Police Department were called to assist. LPA obtained the police incident report dated 9/14/21 which stated that R1 was upset with roommate and was “non-compliant and being aggressive towards staff.” R2 stated that, during the incident, R1 was arguing and yelling at staff and refusing to take his medications. There were no other resident witnesses involved and all other residents interviewed did not have details about the incident. Other staff interviewed did not have knowledge of the incident. A review of incident report dated 9/15/21 states that R1 was being non-compliant and aggressive towards staff and facility staff called psychiatrist who ordered the 72-hour hold. The psychiatrist was unable to reached by LPA for interview. ***Continued on LIC9099C***
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