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32 | Sheet, Admission Agreements, Physician's Reports, and Individual Program Plans (IPPs), and Administrator Certificate. DSP Lolita Santiago lives in the facility and is a live-in Caregiver. DSP Santiago indicated she is available to tend to the needs of the residents throughout the night.
Regarding the allegation: Facility is not providing adequate care and supervision for the clients in care, both residents in care were interviewed and indicated that S2 provides adequate care and supervision at all times. Both residents also indicated they have never been left alone in the home without the presence of a caregiver. Both residents further indicated that if they need any assistance at night they have been instructed to knock and S2's bedroom door. Per the 2 residents S2 then proceeds to assist them with whatever the needs the residents may have. When interviewed, S2 indicated she has never told the residents not to bother her in the evenings or at any time overnight. S2 further indicated she has always told the residents if they need assistance at night to come knock on their door and they will assist the residents with whatever the needs the residents may have. S2 indicated there have been several occasions where a resident knocked on her door and she provided the resident the assistance they required each time.
Regarding the allegation: Facility is not providing healthy meals for the clients in care, both residents in care indicated they were extremely satisfied with the meals prepared for them by the caregivers and felt the caregivers were good cooks. Both residents indicated they are provided with a variety of meal choices such as chicken, pork and beef with vegetables and potatoes or rice. Both residents indicated they are provided snacks such as fruit, pudding, cookies, crackers, and yogurt. Both residents indicated their lunches include sandwiches, fruit, yogurt, and water. S2 also indicated they prepare and serve a variety of meals such as chicken, pork and beef with vegetables and potatoes or rice. S2 indicated they provide the residents a variety of snacks that include various fruits as well as cookies.
Although the allegations may have happened or are valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation(s) did or did not occur, therefore the following allegations: Facility is not providing adequate care and supervision for the clients in care and Facility is not providing healthy meals for the clients in care are deemed UNSUBSTANTIATED.
An exit interview was conducted with Direct Support Professional Lolita Santiago and a copy of this report along with the LIC 811s were provided at the time of this visit. |