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S1 mentioned a Resident falsely accusing S1 and another Staff of taking an item in the past but that Resident was memory care and tends to get confused. S1 mentioned they have a security system and said that it would be easy to check the cameras to prove S1 had not taken Resident’s item.
Interview with Residents stated that from time to time, as mentioned above, laundry ends up in the wrong room, but it is quickly rectified. Interview with Additional Witness stated that the missing items noted in the allegations were not missing from the facility, but from a previous facility that Resident was placed at. It was stated that there were no concerns or issues regarding Resident’s personal property at this facility.
LPA conducted a review of Resident belongings form and that revealed that the forms were left blank. They are provided for family members to fill out during intake, but according to ED, most simply opt out of filling it out since many residents come with very little. It is noted that they did not fill out the form,the responsible party signs as verification and ED also signs and forms are placed in the respective files.
Based on the information obtained from interviews and record reviews, the allegation that staff did not safeguard Resident’s personal belongings and staff stole Resident’s belongings are deemed to be UNFOUNDED. Unfounded means the allegation is false, could not have happened, or is without a reasonable basis. The Department has dismissed the complaint.
An exit interview was conducted and a copy of the report was provided to ED Robyn Icamen |