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32 | Resident's (R1) Weights and Vitals Summary documented by the facility indicates that R1 weighed 174.6 lbs on 1/18/2020 upon admission and weighed 138 lbs on 2/6/2021 around the time R1 moved out of the facility. R1’s Weights and Vitals Summary indicates that facility notated observations of weight change on 3/16/2020 (R1 weighed 167 lbs with 3.0% weight loss), 8/10/2020 (R1 weighed 157 lbs with 10.0% weight loss), 9/8/2020 (R1 weighed 166.4 lbs with 3.0% weight gain), 10/6/2020 (R1 weighed 158.2 lbs with 3.0% weight loss), 11/8/2020 (R1 weighed 163 lbs with 3.0% weight gain), and 1/6/2021 (R1 weighed 144 lbs with 10.0% weight loss). R1’s Weights and Vitals Summary does not document whether facility reported changes in R1’s weight to either R1’s primary care physician or responsible party.
Facility’s Residency Agreement states on page 4 that “If the Resident’s condition changes so that the previously assessed Service Level is no longer appropriate, the Community will reevaluate the Resident’s needs to determine which Service Level is appropriate and notify the Resident/Responsible Party of such reevaluation.” As of today’s date, facility could not provide documentation as to whether R1’s primary care physician or responsible party was notified regarding R1’s change in condition due to weight loss, or whether a Service Level assessment was conducted for R1.
Allegation: Facility did not allow resident's physical therapist into facility.
On 3/25/2020, CCLD was informed that facility was not allowing medical professionals, specifically Physical Therapists (PT), to come provide services for residents. LPA Mai Thao called the facility at 11:10 AM spoke with Executive Director (ED), Scott Bracken. ED stated that the facility is allowing home health for wound care but, other than that, PT is not consider essential and the facility is denying PT access. ED stated that accepting PT inside the facility was against the company’s policy. The department informed the facility that PT is considered essential visitors.
Based on interviews conducted by the department and records reviewed, the preponderance of evidence standards have been met. Therefore, the above allegations are found to be SUBSTANTIATED. Per California Code of Regulations, Title 22 Division 6, Chapter 8, deficiencies are being cited on the attached 9099-D page.
Exit interview was conducted with RCD. A copy of this report and appeal rights were provided. The RCD’s signature on these forms acknowledges receipt of these documents. |