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32 | unstageable. According to the Administrator, Resident #1 (R-1) was admitted to the facility on 6/18/22 from the Adventist Hospital. R-1 already had pressure injuries prior to admission and Administrator ensure that resident was admitted to hospice in order to retain resident. LPA reviewed the hospice agency report and verified with the hospice registered nurse that R-1 was admitted on 6/18/22 with pressure injuries on both hips, back, and legs. R-1's hospital records with discharge date of 6/18/22 indicated "decubitus ulcer with suspected deep tissue injury, unstageable". R-1's appraisal form also indicated that resident had multiple large decubitus ulcers in the sacral areas, bilateral hips, left lower extremity and right foot. There was an additional form in which the resident's daughter acknowledged and signed regarding the pressure ulcers observed upon admission. Photos of the pressure wounds were obtained. Staff also verified that resident was admitted with the pressure wounds noted.
Per the Administrator, R-1 was hospitalized from 6/29/22 - 7/5/22. She stated that the resident returned with additional wounds on the back side and heels. LPA interviewed R-1's wound specialist who confirmed treating the multiple wounds that were present during admission and also verified the additional wounds observed on the day that resident returned from the hospital. Based on the information gathered, the resident was enrolled to the facility with pressure wounds and did not obtain any new wounds while at the facility.
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 Staff. A copy of this report along with the appeal rights were provided. |