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32 | Interviews were also conducted with the Home Health and Primary Care Physician for Resident R11.
Interview also conducted with Power of Attorney (POA) for Resident R11.
The investigation revealed the following:
Allegation: Staff did not prevent resident from developing pressure injuries.
Based on interviews conducted and information gathered the Home Health Representative stated that Resident R11 was being seen 3x a week Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Stated R11 was seen on 09/12/25, 09/15/25 and 09/17/25 by Home Health and went into the hospital on 09/19/25. Said that the wound on the coccyx was little measuring 0.5 height, 0.5 width and 0.2 depth. Stated that was the only open wound being treated and that there was not an open wound on the knee.
Said staff were instructed on how to provide wound care and there have been no issues. Stated that the wound was healing pretty well.
Interview with the POA for Resident R11 who stated that the wound for Resident R11 was not new and he did know about it. Stated Home Health has been providing care and that there is no wrong doing by the facility.
Spoke with the Primary Care Physician for Resident R11 who stated that R11 was seen on 07/05/25 and didn't observe a pressure injury. Stated facility is doing a good job.
Spoke with Resident's R1- R10 who all stated that staff are doing a great job providing assistance.
Said their response time is quick and they call 911 immediately.
R1 stated having a fall and staff acted right away and knew what to do. Also had a wound and saw Home Health and staff did a great job cleaning, drying and wrapping it.
Staff S1 stated that with R11 they would always keep the skin clean. Said it was a little teeny small wound. Stated that Home Health trained them and they always wash with soap and water, put creme on and keep it dry.
Staff S1, S2 and the Administrator stated that Home Health was taking care of the wound to the coccyx and didn't observe any other open wounds. All stated there was no wound on the knee.
Although the allegations may have happened or are valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violations did or did not occur, therefore the allegations are UNSUBSTANTIATED.
Allegation: Staff are not following reporting requirements
Based on interviews conducted and information gathered POA for Resident R11 stated that he knew of the wound and that it is the same old one. Also knew that R11 was being seen by the Home Health agency.
Stated he doesn't feel that the facility has done anything wrong. Feels the facility has been providing good care and supervision.
Interview with Licensee who stated that POA knew of the wound being that it was the same one that R11 has had.
Also stated that POA always had known of Home Health assisting Resident R11 3x a week for wound care. |