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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Sabrina Calzada arrived unannounced to conduct a case management inspection related to missed medications for (8) residents in the month of June, 2024. LPA met with Kylie Whitaker, Administrator and Julia Wihl, Business Office Manager, and stated the reason for today's inspection.
LPA was contacted by phone by the Administrator on 6/25/24, to report the errors that had just been discovered from an audit in the QMAR system on 6/24/24. An incident report was completed and submitted to the Department on 6/28/24 and noted that (7) of (8) residents (R1-R4; R6- R8) missed medications due to not receiving them timely from the pharmacy and/or responsible persons. For (1) resident (R5), resident missed the medication, Lactulose, on two occasions, due to staff not seeing it on the medication cart.
The Administrator confirmed the information on the incident report that all resident responsible persons were notified as well as each resident's physician. All medications have now been filled and are in the community. Additionally, each resident impacted had an ISP created and were placed on Alert Charting once the error was discovered by the Administrator. No adverse reactions or harm was noted to any of the residents, remain at their normal baseline and staff continue to monitor.
Administrator stated on 7/9/24 that, during the time frame that there were missed medications (6/11/24 through 6/24/24), there was much follow up by staff to obtain the medication and/or refills; however, staff did not elevate the concerns by informing the Health and Services Director or Administrator.
Per California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 8, the following (1) deficiency is issued on the 809-D page.
Exit interview. Copy of report and appeal rights provide. |