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32 | R1’s family denied that R1 had a history of skin breakdown. Relevant party reported that R1 had two small pressure wounds to their buttocks which had healed when they were first in care at Oakmont of Fair Oaks. R1’s Individualized Service Plans (ISPs) dated 10/22/2022, 11/22/2022, and 2/26/2023 noted that R1 had no skin breakdown. The ISPs note that R1 did not require status checks. R1 is noted as being full assist and requiring one person assist for transfers. Staff reported R1 was a two person assist in part due to their aggressive behaviors. There is no notation in R1’s ISPs that R1 required care specific to prevention of pressure wounds such as repositioning, cushions, pillows, heel floats, etc. Staff were inconsistent as to whether or not there was direction to rotate, reposition, or use props and/or pillows for R1. Staff consistently reported that R1 was physically combative, verbally aggressive, and resistive to care. R1 was sent to the hospital on 2/24/2023 for the wound to their right heel. Hospital records note R1 had the following wounds: unstageable pressure wound to left ankle, wound to left leg (not pressure wound), unstageable pressure wound to left heel, and unstageable pressure wound to right medial foot.
Multiple staff interviewed reported that R1 had a “black” wound to their heel from the time they were first admitted to Oakmont of Fair Oaks (in 10/2022). Multiple staff reported telling the Memory Care Director (MCD), Belinda Prunty, and the facility nurse, Laurel Sanders, LVN, Health Services Director (HSD) about the wound. HSD reported seeing the wound and contacting MCD to initiate home health care. HSD denied knowing about the wound previously. HSD was not sure of the time frames between seeing the wound, and when home health care came to the facility. MCD reported that R1 had the wound to their heel upon admission to the facility, and MCD reported telling HSD about the wound. The home health nurse (HHN) who came to see R1 on 2/24/2023 described the wound to R1’s heel as “significant.” HHN felt the wound had been present for at least weeks and had been developing for some time based on the dryness of the wound, and the necrotic tissue. Oakmont of Fair Oaks did not have any documentation of routine skin check and shower sheets, and they only had case notes for R1 for the month of 10/2022.
Multiple relevant parties reported to the Department varying accounts of medication mismanagement by facility staff. LPA reviewed an internal document indicating that, on 1/1/2023 during a medication audit, it was found that a medication that was supposed to be given to a resident was not in the medication bin.
** Report continued on 9099-C ** |