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32 | All assessments conducted do not have showering or bathing as care provided to R1. A review with R1's physician report states that R1 is able to bathe, dress, groom, and take care of their own toileting needs. An interview with 9 residents were conducted. 1 out 9 residents state that their significant other needed assistance with their showers but did not receive any help when pressing their call button. 8 out 9 residents state that they receive assistance with their showers and do not have any issues at this time. An interview with 5 staff members were conducted. 1 out 5 staff members do not provide direct care needs. 4 out 5 staff members deny not providing R1 or any other resident with assistance with their shower. 1 out 5 staff members state that based on their knowledge the facility did not provide R1 with any assistance with bathing because R1 would deny showers or would not need any help. Based on the information gathered, it is unclear if the facility did not provide the resident with showering needs.
Allegation: Staff did not ensure the residents blood glucose testing equipment was working properly
It was alleged that staff did not ensure that the resident's blood glucose testing equipment was working properly. During the course of this investigation, this LPA reviewed facility records and conducted staff and resident interviews. Based on interviews conducted it was found that on 04/23/2024, R1 was sent to the hospital due to her high blood glucose levels. R1 admitted that they were unable to read their glucose levels because of their monitor being broken. R1's family member was able to purchase a new monitor, however, was not able to obtain it due to the purchase being delayed. A review R1's assessment and care plan did not have any care needs provided by the facility for diabetic monitoring. In addition, R1's physician report states that this resident is on a special diabetic diet however, is able to manage and administer their own medication. An interview with with 5 staff members were conducted. 1 out 5 staff members do not provide direct care needs. 4 out 5 staff members state that they did not provide this resident with diabetic care and that the resident handled all their medication and diabetic needs. Based on the information gathered, it is unclear if the facility did not ensure that the residents blood glucose testing equipment was working properly. |