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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Celine De Perio conducted an unannounced case management visit at facility to follow up on a report made via phone call from Director of Wellness, Ashley Croslin. LPA De Perio was greeted by Licensed Vocational Nurse/Nurse Manager (LVN) Melissa Goldman at the entrance of the facility. Director of Wellness (DW), Ashley Croslin was unable to be present during time of visit.
For today's visit, there are a total of 251 residents in care, of which 1 is on hospice.
On 11/8/22, DW Croslin contacted LPA De Perio and stated that there was a resident who claimed to have had her jewelry stolen. DW Croslin and LVN Goldman stated that per facility's protocol, "if belongings are being reported as stolen or missing, and if the value is over $25, then we call the police".
On 11/22/22, LPA De Perio interviewed LVN Goldman who stated that resident has been "recently diagnosed with Dementia, and claimed that her jewelry was stolen." LVN Goldman stated "when you walk into her closet, on the left hand side, there are just a bunch of towels, where the resident said she was hanging her gold jewelry. But when you look on the right hand side, there is actually a hanger that has all her gold jewelry-bracelets, necklaces, chains, you name it." LVN Goldman stated that her and DW Croslin conducted a "thorough inspection" of her belongings, and notified resident that police will need to be called. "When resident was notified that police needed to be called, she said "never mind, I changed my mind".
LVN Goldman stated "When police came out, the resident didn't want anything to do with the police and refused to talk to them. She refused wanting to file a report"
LVN Goldman stated that resident's daughter was also notified of the situation, and also refused to file a police report and thanked facility for exercising good effort regarding the incident. |