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32 | 9099C(1).. The Administrator stated on 3/16/23, that at the time of assessment, on 2/28/23, R1 was taking his medications, not displaying any suicidal ideations, but was exit seeking as noted on the physician's report. Upon move in, resident was "very pleasant" after some recent medication changes and a spinal tap. Administrator explained that from Thursday, 3/9/23, through Monday, 3/13/23, resident then refused all his ordered medications, which included Depakote, and told his family member, twice, he wanted to commit suicide. Resident then subsequently eloped from the facility twice, on 3/12/23 and on 3/13/23. Administrator confirmed resident remained hospitalized and she requested a mental evaluation be done based on resident's suicidal ideations. A hospital representative stated R1 received a full psychological evaluation with a licensed clinical social worker who determined that he does not meet criteria for a 5150.
Administrator stated to LPA on 3/16/23 that the facility hadn't officially issued an eviction notice to R1 or to his responsible person but told the family resident can return to the community if on 1:1 supervision as
he can read the signs saying "hold for 30 seconds", is awake at night, and even with additional staffing, as required per the Stipulation, he is able to get out of the facility.
Resident's family member stated to LPA on 3/22/23 that R1 will not be returning to the community, and she removed his belongings last Saturday, 3/18/23 and is working on finding new placement. Resident's family member stated that she was aware R1 was refusing medications and then stopped taking them 100%, on/around 3/10/23, eloping on the following and next day. R1's family member indicated she believes R1 is taking his meds again now since being hospitalized and is certain R1 spoke with the hospital social worker and told him "he doesn't want to take his medications and he wanted to die".
LPA reviewed multiple reports faxed to R1's doctor, dated 3/5/23 through 3/13/23, where R1 refused his medications at multiple times on each day. An Interim Service Plan was implemented on 3/11/23 and related staff training was conducted on 3/13/23. The Administrator stated on 4/19/23 that an eviction notice was never issued and resident's family member understood that 1:1 supervision was needed for resident to return. Additionally, the hospital indicated they are not able to pay for the 1:1 care resident would need to return.
Based on information obtained, LPA finds the allegation to be UNFOUNDED- a finding meaning that the allegation was false, could not have happened and/or is without a reasonable basis.
Exit interview. Copy of report provided to Administrator. |