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32 | Regarding allegation: Staff are not administering medications according to doctors orders.
It is alleged that staff are instructed to give residents more medication than prescribed, to keep residents form being too active, and staff are not documenting this. Per staff interviews, (4) of (7) staff denied the allegation. Per S1 and S3, all medication is accounted for and documented at the change of every shift. If additional doses are administered and not documented, it would be easy to detect. Per S1, over-medicating residents would have warranted immediate termination and it would have been reported. Per resident interviews, (6) of (6) residents could not corroborate the allegation due to cognitive impairment. LPA reviewed (3) resident medications and observed them to be documented properly and given as prescribed.
Regarding allegation: Staff do not ensure that resident needs are met.
It is alleged that staff do not shower residents, change their adult briefs, provide clean linens, or change their clothing as needed, including changing residents into pajamas from their day clothes when putting them to bed. Per staff interviews, (7) of (7) staff denied the allegation. Staff stated to be aware of residents needs and are checked every (2) hours for incontinence needs. Residents are changed out of their clothing as needed if there experience accidents, and are changed in the morning and at night as appropriate. LPA observed a sufficient amount of incontinence supplies, hygiene supplies, linens, and clothing for residents in care.
On 4/18/24, LPA also observed residents for any signs of neglect and noted that residents were all wearing clean and appropriate clothing, were well groomed, free from odors, and were observed to be comfortable while sitting/laying, engaging in different activities.
Regarding allegation: Facility roof is in disrepair.
It is alleged that the facility roof is leaking in resident room# 18, where water is falling directly on a resident's head, and is leaking in the lobby affecting the light fixture above the reception desk. On 4/18/24 LPA observed the light fixture near the reception desk to be working properly and there were no signs of a leak. However, upon driving up to the facility, LPA Maldonado observed tarps covering the outside of the roof on one side of the building. Per S1, some rooms and part of the laundry room were affected by the weather and are currently being repaired. LPA Maldonado inspected resident rooms#11, 14, 17, 18, 19, and 22 and observed rooms#11, 19, and the laundry room to be under repair. The laundry room is operable and parts of the drywall were removed for repairs, but is secured. Residents that were occupying rooms#11-19 were relocated during the repairs. LPA observed the rooms to have drywall removed and wooden frame were exposed, however the room doors are maintained closed during repairs. The roofing contract agreement, dated: 2/09/24 and 8/07/23 reflect the work contracted for and is currently under repair. (6) of (6) residents interviewed could not corroborate the allegation.
(Report continued on LIC9099-C...) |