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32 | When residents press their pendants and request a diaper change, staff will change them right away. Staff stated they also change the bed pads and ensure the residents are clean and dry. LPA interviewed ten (10) residents and all of them stated that staff change them frequently and never ran out of diapers.
Allegation - Staff do not assist residents with showering. Per the administrator and staff, residents are showered on their assigned days. Some residents get more days depending on what they request during admission or their care plan. However, it was noted that residents will also get showered if they are extremely soiled and require one. Staff stated that all showers completed or refused are documented. The residents interviewed stated that staff shower them at least twice a week or provide supervision for those who can shower on their own.
Allegation - Staff are not addressing pests at the facility. The administrator and staff stated that the pest control company provides services at least once a month and have not observed any pests at the facility. Records of monthly pest control services were provided. LPA reviewed the service reports from the Pacific Shore Pest Control company. Records showed that the technician sprayed the exterior foundation of the facility and treated the interior of certain rooms/units for general pests. There were no indicators of live/new activity or infestation of pests at the facility. Nine (9) out of ten (10) residents interviewed have not seen any roaches, spiders, or gnats in their rooms or facility. One (1) stated he/she has seen gnats in the room, but staff sprayed the room to prevent them from coming back.
Allegation - Staff are not safeguarding the resident's personal belongings. It is alleged that staff take the resident’s incontinence supplies to care for other residents. Per the administrator, the facility has a house supply of diapers/briefs, wipes, and chuks/bed pads. Administrator stated that many of the residents’ families will bring incontinence supplies, which are stored in the residents’ rooms. Staff stated they do not take any resident’s incontinence supplies to use on another resident. The facility has extra supplies of briefs, wipes, and under pads that staff stated they will access if the resident runs out of supplies. The residents interviewed have not seen staff take someone else’s products to use on them. Residents stated they have not run out of their incontinence supplies. LPA observed sufficient supplies of pull-ups/briefs, wipes, and bed pads in storage at the facility.
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