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32 | LPA Moleski interviewed this facility's only verbal client (R1). R1 did not report any concerns regarding medication management at this facility.
LPA Moleski interviewed six staff members of this facility (S1-S6). In an interview, S1 and S3 said that evening medications were previously given about two hours earlier than they should have been for all clients. S1 and S3 also said that a resident (R2) is given medications as soon as they wake up, even though they are supposed to receive their morning medications with breakfast.
LPA Moleski conducted an audit of daily medications stored at this facility on February 12, 2025. Since the vast majority of residents' medications were packed in bubble packs, or uncountable medications such as powders or liquids, only a handful of medications were able to be reviewed.
LPA Moleski observed discrepancies in R3's medications during this audit. Three medications, all vitamin supplements, were counted out and compared with medication administration records in order to verify if doses were given as prescribed and as documented in facility records. R3 is diagnosed with a vitamin deficiency, and is ordered to take multiple kinds of vitamins daily to counterbalance this deficiency.
R3 had two Vitamin D3 supplements remaining of a 60-count bottle. R3 was supposed to be taking one per day, with a start date recorded as 12/15/24 in their centrally stored medication records log. If one had been taken each day since then, as prescribed and as documented, R3 should have been completely out of supplements as of 2/12/25, the day of the medication audit.
R3 had 130 Centrum multivitamins remaining out of a 150-count bottle. R3 started this bottle on 1/21/25, according to their centrally stored medication records, and was supposed to be taking one vitamin per day. As of the date of review, R3 should have taken 23 doses, meaning that 127 doses should have been remaining.
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