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32 | admitted to the care home on 9/10/23. Interviews with hospice nurses indicated that R1 began receiving hospice care services on 9/11/23. Interview with hospice nurse indicated that R1’s admission nurse arrived at the care home at 5pm on 9/11/23. Interview indicated that the admission nurse started R1’s medication list and ordered medications that were not present at the care home. According to interview, the orders were made after hours at 5pm on 9/11/23. Hospice nurse indicated that, because the order was made after hours, the medications should have arrived at the care home on 9/12/23 or 9/13/23. Hospice nurse indicated that there were no flags for late delivery of medication on R1’s chart. Interview indicated that R1’s first hospice case management visit was on 9/13/23 at 11am. Hospice nurse indicated that R1’s prescription for Seroquel was increased and made into a scheduled medication instead of a PRN. Interview indicated that an order for the Seroquel was placed at Rite Aid so that R1 could receive the medication right away. Any additional medications were ordered through the facility’s pharmacy.
Interview with staff (S2) indicated that, when the hospice nurse arrived for R1’s first case management visit, they were trying to determine if R1’s medications had been ordered. S2 indicated that R1 still needed some of their medications filled. S2 stated the hospice nurse reordered medications for R1. S2 indicated that R1’s responsible party ordered the prescriptions through Rite Aid so R1 could receive the medications immediately. Interview with the Health Services Director indicated that R1’s responsible party was going to pick up any needed medications from the pharmacy and bring them to the facility later that day, 9/13/23. Interviews with S2 and staff (S3) indicated that R1 received their medications while at the care home. S2 indicated that medications waiting to be filled were not received. According to interviews, R1 moved out of the care home later in the day on 9/13/23.
On 11/7/23, LPA conducted a medication count for residents (R4, R5, & R6) comparing medications to the facility’s Centrally Stored Medications forms. LPA did not observe any errors when comparing R4, R5, and R6’s medications that were counted to the Centrally Stored Medication forms. Interviews with residents (R2 & R3) indicated that they are receiving medications as prescribed.
Allegation: Staff screamed at a resident while in care
Interviews conducted with Memory Care Director, staff (S1), S2, and S3 indicated that they have never witnessed staff yell or scream at R1. S1 indicated that, if they witnessed staff scream at a resident, they
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