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32 | 9099C-1..Allegation: Facility staff are not addressing the resident's mental health needs. The allegation states (R1) is isolated 24/7, neglected with nobody to talk to about her fears and nobody cares. The allegation also states that (R1) has been offered mental health services, but (R1) has declined and that (R1) shares a room with another resident who has recently provided her 30-day notice to leave the facility.
Resident moved in on/around 11/30/23 with a diagnosis of PTSD, low appetite, arthritis, and anxiety. The physician's report states resident can also be depressed. The Administrator stated (R1) was very happy to move in to the community after taking a lengthy tour and wanted to move in immediately. Staff interviews indicated that resident is independent with all activities of daily living (ADL's) and can schedule and attend her own medical appointments.
Regarding (R1) being isolated 24/7 and neglected
Charting notes dated 12/11/23 state resident doesn't feel the community is appropriate and wants the community to help her find a more suitable place for her needs. Charting notes from 12/12/23 document a care conference was held with facility managers and the Ombudsman and resident expressed that she would like to have someone to talk to about any concerns, so the Care Coordinator was assigned to meet weekly with her for 30 minutes. Notes entered on 1/13/24 state resident expressed concerns about having nightmares and was advised by facility staff to contact her primary doctor. Additional notes show staff has consistently taken follow up action to address concerns brought to their attention, including repairs in resident's room and with food service. Notes entered on 2/13/24 state resident was frustrated with her situation of trying to get an answer on her eligibility for a particular program, and resident was referred to the assigned LPA to discuss her concerns. LPA Hood confirmed she spoke in length with resident on/around 2/13/24.
All facility interviews confirmed that when resident first moved in, she would stay in her room, including during meals, and would not participate in activities or socialize with the other residents. These interviews also confirmed that resident has made significant progress since moving in and will now eat meals in the dining room, is willing to talk to other residents, participates in some activities and has been going to the Wednesday in-house store. Staff indicated that resident has changed her behavior based largely on the trust built from the weekly 1:1 meetings with the Care Coordinator. In addition, phone calls to the front desk have significantly decreased along with complaints made. Resident was not available to speak to LPA during today's inspection.
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