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32 | Investigation revealed the following: Regarding allegation: Staff pushed resident. It was alleged that S1 pushed R1 and walked away.
Interviewed Administrator and staff denied the allegation. They stated that staff never pushed the residents. The interviewed Assistant Administrator stated that on 07/07/25 R1 reported to them that R1 was involved in an accident with S1, during which R1 felt they had been purposely pushed. Assistant Administrator spoke with S1 and S1 explained that as S1 was exiting Room 39, R1 was walking past in the hallway, and they unintentionally brushed against each other. On 07/09/25 Police Officer responded to a complaint regarding an allegation that S1 had pushed R1. Upon arrival the Officer conducted interviews with all parties involved. During the interview the Officer asked R1 if they experiencing any pain or had noticed any bruising, R1 stated that they did not have any pain or bruising. Officer determinate that no further police action was warranted. Interviewed S1 stated that they accidentally brushed against R1 when S2 called S1's name and S1 steeped out from the room 39 after providing care one of the resident, and accidentally brushed against R1. S1 stated they immediately apologized. Interviewed S2 stated that they witnessed the accident that occurred on 07/07/25 between R1 and S1 and based on S2's observation the interaction appeared to be an accident. S2 stated that S1 apologized immediately to R1 and R1 responded that they knew that was an accident. Interviewed S3 stated that they didn't see that S1 or other staff pushed R1 or another resident. LPA interviewed a total of 12 residents and 11 residents stated that staff do not push residents. 11 residents stated that they did not witness any staff pushing any residents. 1 out of the 12 residents stated that S1 accidentally pushed her. Resident stated that it was an accident and they don't have any pain and bruises. Also S1 said sorry to them. Interviewed residents stated that they like the facility, they feel safe, staff treat them with respect, and they do not have any concerns. LPA toured the facility and observed residents in the patio and throughout the facility and residents appeared comfortable. LPA did not observe any bruising on any residents and did not observe anything of concern. Based on statements gathered from interviews conducted with staff, residents and LPA observations there was not enough supportive evidence to concur with the reported allegation.
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