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32 | LPA did not observe conservator papers or Power of Attorney(POA) paperwork in R1s file naming W1 as their authorized individual for the facility to share documentation with. Interviews with AD revealed that W1 requested documentation and the documents had to be sent by postal mail due to the facility scanner not working properly. AD requested a postal address from W1 and never received it. AD informed LPA that W2 came to the facility to pick up the documentation to send to W1 electronically on behalf of AD. AD informed LPA that R1 did not have a POA and was not conserved.
The investigation into the allegation of lack of care and supervision for resident led to multiple falls revealed the following: It was alleged that R1 is lacking care and supervision by facility staff due to R1 having five or more falls while residing at the facility. LPA reviewed an Admission Agreement for R1 stating that they were admitted to the facility on February 26, 2024. LPA reviewed a physicians report for R1 dated August 20, 2025, stating that R1 has a diagnosis of Dementia, does not have motor impairment, is able to transfer to and from bed and is non ambulatory. This report was signed and dated by a medical professional.
LPA reviewed incident reports regarding R1 from May 22, 2025, through January 19, 2026. LPA reviewed that R1 had three unwitnessed falls, four witnessed falls and one fall due to an aggressive act to another resident. LPA reviewed the incident reports to state that the witnessed falls were due to another resident moving R1s chair or R1 tripping. LPA reviewed a staff schedule for December 2025 through February 2026 that indicates four to five staff for the AM shift, three to four staff for the PM shift and two staff for the NOC shift.
Interviews with staff revealed 3 of 3 staff informed LPA that R1 had witnessed falls due to R1 being aggressive and tripping. 3 of 3 staff informed LPA that R1 would trip due to attempting to get up and start walking even if something was in their way. 3 of 3 staff informed LPA that the falls are not due to a lack of care and supervision but due to the staff not being able to react fast enough when they see R1 moving and not observing what was in front of them. 2 of 3 staff informed LPA that R1s latest fall was due to R1 tripping over their wheel chair foot rests before attempting to ambulate.
LPA interviewed 4 residents in care and 1 of 4 residents informed LPA that they feel safe at the facility, have never fallen and staff is always there to assist them. 3 of 4 residents did not confirm or deny the quality of care and supervision provided at the facility including R1.
LPA observed R1 attempt to get up and ambulate without moving the objects in front of their feet. LPA observed staff assist R1 move the objects so that R1 would not trip and fall.
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