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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Sabrina Calzada arrived unannounced to conduct a case management inspection to follow up on several incident reports submitted to the Department on 1/26/24. LPA met with
Kaila Ventosa, Community Relations Director, and explained purpose of inspection. LPA was advised Daniel Torgersen, Assistant Administrator, was out of the building at the time of the inspection.
LPA and the Community Relations Director discussed the following residents and related incident reports:
Resident (R1) was sent to the emergency room on 1/25/24 for showing signs of weakness, diarrhea and not being able to transfer independently as normal. Resident was admitted due to a very high blood cell count, was discharged on 1/26/24 and was prescribed (7) days of the antibiotic, Cefplodoxime-Proxetil. Symptoms have subsided and the antibiotics will be finished 2/2/24.
Resident (R2) was sent out on 1/22/24 at 1:23 pm after showing signs of aggressiveness and agitation towards staff. Resident returned later in the day with a med change to increase Citopram. Resident was again sent to the emergency room on 1/24/24, around 4:20 am, for being confused and showing aggression and agitation towards staff. Resident returned later in the evening, around 9:00 pm with a new order for Seroquel. Resident has not has any further incidents of aggression towards staff.
Resident (R3) was sent to the emergency room on 1/25/24 after complaining of feeling tired, lethargic and had difficulty breathing. Resident returned to the community on 1/28/24 with (2) liters of oxygen and order for home health. Tests determined resident did not have a stroke or heart attack. Resident was sent out again on 2/1/24 due to complaining of chest pain. Charting notes indicate that resident has been using oxygen as ordered. A temporary care plan was created on 1/28/24 to show resident's change in condition with an increase in care needed in the areas of toileting, dressing and with transfers. Resident is able to use oxygen without any assistance.
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