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25 | During Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Crystal Colvin's investigation of complaint #18-AS-20220926152307, LPA Colvin observed the following violations of Title 22 Regulations which were addressed with Executive Director Shannon Wilkerson:
In review of the Medication Administration Records (MARs) for resident (R1), LPA Colvin observed that there was not a statement or certification from R1's physician stating that either R1 could determine their need for PRN (as needed) medication, whether they could describe their symptoms, or whether they could not do any of these. The facility is required to have this statement for any resident which is prescribed a PRN medication, as the doctor may need to be consulted prior to any administration of medication, depending on the resident's ability to make their needs or symptoms known. Deficiency cited.
Additionally, LPA Colvin observed that the facility was unable to administer R1's medication for Buspirone for over one month due to the facility being out of the medication. Facility staff did not ensure that R1 obtained this medication in a timely manner, which could have been done through taking R1 to an Urgent Care to have the medication re-prescribed while waiting for R1 to see their primary care physician (PCP). R1 resides in this locked facility and therefore in unable to leave to get their own medications refilled and is completely dependent on the facility staff to ensure their medication is available. Deficiency cited.
Based on observations made by LPA Colvin, the facility was cited and deficiencies noted on LIC809D. An exit interview was conducted with Executive Director Shannon Wilkerson where a copy of this report, LIC809D, and appeal rights was provided. |