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32 | Allegation #2: Staff did not ensure that a resident’s incontinence needs were met.
Allegation #4: Staff do not monitor residents for change in condition.
The details of this complaint alleged that staff do not ensure resident #1 (R1) incontinence needs are met. Information provided claimed that (R1) is not being checked every two hours or checked throughout night hours for diaper changes. This coincides with a report that staff do not monitor residents' changes in condition due to incontinent services.
On 12/26/23, between 01:30 pm – 04: 00 pm, the Department interviewed (2) out of (3) staff #1-#3 who claimed this accusation was false. (S3) claimed to have experienced that when resident refuses service the staff will send a new face, and they will accept our assistance. (S3) stated that (R1) is often upset and refuses the staff to assist with (R1’s) toileting needs. The staff would often send new faces that (R1) is familiar with and will allow for assistance. According to (S3), the residents are not in the right frame of mind and do not want to be groomed or not feeling well. As soon as they tell me they feel dizzy, I will take their vital signs to ensure everything is okay. Residents' hydration is monitored and assisted by caregivers. I look at their color, their lips, and their skin. If they appear to be dry, they need more liquids. For instance, if residents show elevated blood pressure, that's the first sign of dehydration. (S4 and S5) were unavailable for an interview or comments on this matter.
On 12/26/23, between 10:00 am – 01: 00 pm, the Department interviewed (7) out of (10) residents could not corroborate this allegation. Seven out of ten (10) stated the facility staff provided adequate incontinent services or had no issues. Seven (7) out of ten (10) claimed the staff do monitor their change in condition and had no concerns on this matter. (R9-R10) refused to take part in an interview.
As a result of the Department reviewing (R1’s) Service Plan (dated: 09/09/23 & 12/18/23), Physician Report LIC 624A (dated: 02/16/23), Incident Report LIC 624 (dated: 12/22/23), Facility NOC Resident Assignment/Resident Care Schedule (dated: 12/01/23-12/19/23), and Caregiver Daily Rounds Schedule (dated: 12/01/23-12/19/23), revealed that (R1’s) required assistance with toileting. However, (R1) did not require continuous bed care, had no history of skin condition or breakdown, and monitoring, repositioning, and diaper changes were performed on (R1). Based on the gathered information, there is insufficient evidence to support the allegation mentioned above.
(Evaluation Report continues LIC 9099-C)
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