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32 | Allegation: Resident not re-evaluated for change of condition. -Unfounded
According to Complainant, prior discharge from Skilled Nursing Facility about 6-8 months ago R1 was able to walk, talk, and use restroom on their own. R1 was also able to meet their own activities of daily living (ADLs) needs. Complainant’s concern is that R1 had declined since moving to Meadow Oaks of Roseville and facility did not re-evaluate R1 for any changes in eating, walking, and slurred speech for further medical care.
R1’s admission date was on 04/30/2021, The Department requested and reviewed R1’s level of care assessments. A total of four (4) level of care assessment were conducted by Resident Care Director, Kathryn Nevin. The initial move in assessment was completed on 04/30/2021. The facility conducted a 30-day level of care assessment on 06/06/2021. On 06/06/2021, facility conducted R1’s 30-day level of care assessment. On 08/31/2021, the facility completed R1’s 90-day level of care assessment. On 02/28/2021, the facility completed R1’s level of care assessment due to a change of condition. On 05/12/2022, R1 passed away and the facility submitted R1’s Death Report to CCL.
The Department interviewed and gathered statement from R1’s responsible party (RP). RP stated R1 is 97 years old and health was declining due to old age. RP stated the facility is very communicative and often would notify RP regarding R1’s change of condition. RP stated the facility had re-evaluated R1’s change of condition multiple times. RP had to sign off on the re-evaluation, fees were updated, and adjusted based off the assessments.
The Department received R1’s Vitas Team Telecare admission orders/ hospice certification and initial plan of care for review. On 12/16/2021, R1 was placed on hospice. The facility did their due diligence by re-evaluating R1 when there was a change of condition and initiated hospice.
Allegation: Resident did not receive medical attention. – Unfounded.
According to Complainant, R1 did not receive medical care for change of condition. Complainant expressed concerns regarding R1’s abilities to conduct their own activities of daily living (ADL). Prior to R1 moving into the facility R1 was able to conduct their own ADL. After R1 moved into the facility R1 showed signs of decline in eating, walking, and slurred speech.
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