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32 | The investigation revealed the following:
Per resident interviews, four (4) out of five (5) residents interviewed revealed staff treated residents nicely and provided them fluid, including coffee, teas and water, three times daily with meals and three to four times daily with medication. One (1) out of five (5) residents was sleeping and unable to be interviewed. During the interview, all residents were able to verbize their needs. Per staff interviews, all three (3) staff denied the allegation. It revealed staff provided residents with water/fluid with meals and medication multiple times a day. Besides, a jar of water or a 8 oz cup of water with lid was provided in each room near resident’s bed. Per observation, residents had fluid during mealtimes and medication, and additional fluid, such as a jar of water, was observed in each room. Thus, there were not preponderance of evidence showing resident did not receive adequate fluid intake while in care.
In regard to staff do not ensure resident is provided bathing assistance, it was alleged that facility did not clean residents correctly and did not provide showers to residents. The investigation revealed the following: all four (4) residents interviewed revealed residents were bathed at least twice / weekly or more as needed. Per staff interviews, all staff denied the allegation. It revealed residents had their bathing schedules. Staff would clean residents after changed diapers or as needed. Sometimes, residents would and had rights to decline to be bathed. Per observation, residents were observed to be clean with no foul odor. Thus, staff did not fail to provide bathing assistance to resident while in care.
In regard to staff do not ensure resident is provided clean clothing, it was alleged that staff did not ensure residents were placed in clean clothing every day. The investigation revealed the following: all four (4) residents interviewed revealed residents had their clothes changed daily. Per staff interviews, all staff denied the allegation. It revealed residents’ clothes were changed daily. However, residents had rights not to be changed. Staff would encourage residents to change clothes if residents declined to be changed. As mentioned above, residents were observed to be clean with no foul odor. Thus, resident is provided with clean clothing.
In regard to staff do not ensure resident is provided with toileting assistance, it was alleged that staff allowed resident to sit in soiled diaper and did not provide toileting assistance. The investigation revealed the following: all four (4) residents interviewed revealed staff would change residents’ diapers when got soiled and change their clothes as needed.
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