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25 | On this date, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Crystal Colvin made an unannounced visit to the facility to investigate a complaint #118-AS-20220503120310. During today's inspection, LPA Colvin observed the following deficiencies, which was reviewed with Licensee/Administrator Teodora San Juan:
- P&I Funds: LPA Colvin learned through interviews and record review that the facility is assisting a resident (R1) with management of their P&I funds, despite the facility not having a Surety Bond. Deficiency cited. Additionally, R1's funds are being held in the Licensee/Administrator's private bank account. Deficiency cited.
- Medical Records: LPA Colvin observed through review of R1's facility file that R1 is diagnosed with Dementia. Additionally, R1's most recent Physician's Report is dated 1/7/21. Title 22 Regulations states that all residents with Dementia must be examined by a physician annually. Deficiency cited. In relation to the complaint #18-AS-20220503120310, R1's fall (and reported physical aggression towards staff) was not documented in R1's file, despite this being a new behavior and dramatic change in R1. Deficiency cited. LPA Colvin inquired as to if R1's doctor was made aware of this incident (and subsequent bruise on R1's arm), and LPA Colvin was informed by the Licensee/Administrator that they have not spoken to R1's doctor. Deficiency cited.
- Personal Rights - During LPA Colvin's interview with Licensee/Administrator Teodora, the following statement was made by the Licensee/Administrator in relation to a conversation they had with R1 after the incident mentioned above: "I told her that I can call 911 and 51/50 her and that she will not like it. I told her not to hit anyone or I will do that". This statement can be viewed as a threat or form of intimidation in order to have R1 behave in the way that the Licensee/Administrator wants them to. Deficiency cited.
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