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32 | 9099C -1... LPA, RCC and a Med-Tech staff reviewed medications for (5) residents who occupy (4) rooms mentioned in the complaint. All medications for (R1) were on hand except for the medication, Lactulose 10/15 g/ml that ran out yesterday. RCC stated that this medication is ordered by hospice and (R1) refuses medications daily and hospice is aware. RCC stated that this medication has a pending discontinuance order.
All medications were on hand for (R2. Medications were reviewed for (R3). All medications listed on the most recent physician's orders (Sept 2023) were found to be on hand and are being administered per the orders There were (3) prior medications that (R3) was prescribed from when she was in the hospital. RCC stated these (3) medications were not taken since (R3) returned from the hospital and have been discontinued. RCC is trying to get approval for (R3) to begin Home Heath.
Medications for (R4) and (R5) were reviewed and found to be on hand and are being administered currently.
LPA observed all documentation on the Medication Administration Record (MAR) and Centrally Stored Medication Record to be current and legible. LPA, Administrator, RCC and (1) Med-Tech staff conducted a narcotic count for (3) randomly selected residents. The count matched the number written on the Narcotic Documentation page for all (3) residents (R6, R7 and R8).
Based on review of medications and medication counts, LPA finds the allegation to be UNFOUNDED- meaning that the allegation was false, could not have happened and/or is without reasonable basis.
Allegation: Staff have inadequate records keeping for the residents medications. The complaint alleges the central stored binder is a mess.
LPA reviewed the Centrally Stored Medication Binders and observed it to be organized with tab dividers. The pages (LIC622) were completed by hand and filed with the more recently logged medications first. LPA observed a few loose, torn pages in each binder, but the binder overall was very neat and organized. LPA discussed ways with the Administrator to possibly eliminate staff having to write the same information repeatedly for the same medications on the LIC622.
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