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32 | Residents reported waiting from 30 minutes to several hours to be changed out of their soiled incontinence briefs. Moreover, according to R1’s LIC 602 Physician’s Report dated 09/02/2025, R1 requires assistance with toileting. A review of the facility’s “Past Events” call log showed response times ranging from approximately 30 minutes to three hours. Residents expressed that staff often take a long time to respond or, at times, do not respond at all when the pendant is pressed. Some residents reported leaving their rooms to find staff because their calls went unanswered. During an unannounced visit on 10/03/2025, LPA interviewed two residents, (R1 and R2) who expressed concerns about delayed incontinence care. On the same day, the LPA observed two residents press their call pendants and wait approximately 30 minutes without a staff response. While waiting, the LPA observed two care staff and two med-techs walking past the residents’ rooms, unaware of the pending calls. LPA then notified the Executive Director, Ilona, regarding the residents who had been waiting. LPA confirmed that the call alerts appeared on the monitor at the front desk; however, there was no audible alert unless staff visually noticed the calls on the screen. Based on the statement conducted, records reviewed and observation during the investigation process LPA was able to corroborate the allegation; therefore, the allegation is found to be substantiated.
The deficiency related to staff not responding to residents’ call buttons in a timely manner was not cited, as the citation was previously cited on 11/25/2025 under complaint control #27-AS-20250507151513. An exit interview was conducted with Executive Director, Corpus, and a copy of this report was provided to the facility. |