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32 | Allegation: Staff do not provide adequate food service to resident. Staff interviews revealed that staff provide adequate food service to residents. Staff indicated they follow a menu and also provide alternative food items for residents. Staff interviews revealed they have only received complaints from R-1 about R-1’s food. Per Staff interviews, R-1 alleges that the food provided has pepper in which R-1 alleges to be allergic to. Per Staff, R-1 requests to have baked chicken, baked potato, rice and bread for R-1’s meal and when R-1 does not like it, R-1 throws it away. Interviewed staff indicated that R-1’s meals are prepared as per R-1’s request (with no pepper/no chili). Per Staff, R-1 is also offered fruits/snacks daily. Interviews Residents indicated the staff provide adequate food service including snacks and do not have any concerns. Interviewed Residents indicated that the food portions and options are adequate. Interviews do not corroborate this allegation.
Allegation: Staff are not meeting resident's dietary needs Staff interviews revealed that staff meet residents’ dietary needs. Per interviewed staff, kitchen staff are aware of the Residents dietary needs. Staff interviews revealed that there is a board in the kitchen which reflects Residents dietary needs (diabetic, no/low salt, food allergies, preference, ect). LPA toured the kitchen and observed this board posted. Per Staff interviews and R-1’s file review, R-1 is not on a special diet. However, per staff interviews, they have R-1 noted as having a “preference of no pepper/chili pepper or any pepper” noted. Interviewed Residents indicated staff are meeting residents’ dietary needs. (4) out of (7) interviewed Residents are on a diabetic diet. Interviewed Residents indicated they do not have any concerns in regards to their diets. Interviews do not corroborate this allegation.
Allegation: Staff do not assist resident with toileting needs Staff interviews revealed that staff assist/meet residents’ toileting needs. Interviewed staff indicated they conduct rounds every (2) hours and check if residents need assistance with toileting needs and/or incontinence care. Staff indicated they have a list of Residents that require assistance with incontinence needs and do not have a log of when the rounds are conducted. Staff interviews revealed they have only received complaints from R-1 about R-1’s alleging that R-1’s toileting needs are not being met. Per staff interviews, R-1 “refuses to be touched” and staff attempt to assist R-1 as much as possible. (6) out of (7) interviewed Residents indicated staff conduct rounds often and provide assistance/incontinence care every (2) hours. Interviewed Residents indicated they do not have concerns with staff meeting their toileting needs. Interviews do not corroborate this allegation.
**Refer to LIC 9099C for the continuation of this report.**
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