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32 | 9099C-1... In the shared room, the Care Coordinator indicated the hygiene items were unlocked due to staff preparing to give one of the resident a shower. LPA observed a plastic, child lock to be the lock being used. Per residents' physician's reports, (R1) is allowed direct access to hygiene items; however, (R2) is not allowed direct access to hygiene items. Both residents were in the common area when LPA inspected.
LPA observed unlocked creme in the cabinet by the bathroom sink and inside the shower in (R3's) room. (R3) is not allowed access to personal hygiene items based on her physician's report.
LPA observed unlocked hygiene items in (R4's) room; however, (R4) is allowed direct access to personal hygiene items based on her physician's report. (R5) is not at risk for accessible unlocked hygiene items. LIC602 is dated 7/19/23. (R6) was observed to be sleeping at the time of the inspection. Care Coordinator confirmed (R6) is has a high cognitive awareness than other residents. LIC602 is dated 8/20/22 and indicates (R6) can have access to hygiene items. (R7) is under hospice care and was observed to be resting in bed. LPA observed unlocked hygiene items in the bathroom. (R7's) physician's report notes that (R7) cannot have access to specifically razors or sharp objects. LPA did not observe any razors or sharp objects in the room and Care Coordinator confirmed razors are not allowed in the Memory Care Unit. (R7's) physician's report was completed 7/13/23. LPA observed sanitizers and lotion to be unlocked in (R8's) room near the sink and shower. (R8's) physician's report indicates that she can have access to hygiene products. (R8's) physician's report was last updated on 3/10/22. The Care Coordinator stated (R8's) family is aware and has been trying to obtain an updated report.
LPA observed all toxins to be locked in the common areas, resident rooms and laundry room in the Memory Care Unit. The Ombudsman checked cabinets and drawers in the same areas, on 10/20/23, and observed all chemicals and cleaning supplies to be locked.
Based on observation and documentation, LPA finds the portion of the allegation relating to unlocked hygiene items to be SUBSTANTIATED- A finding that the complaint is Substantiated means that the allegation is valid because the preponderance of the evidence standard has been met.
Per California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 8, the following (1) citation is issued on the 9099-D page.
Exit interview. Copy of report and appeal rights provided. |