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32 | Further review of the MAR indicated R1 was not provided with a prescribed routine medication on 09/06/22, 09/07/22, 09/08/22 and 09/09/22, as the facility was waiting for a refill. Facilities are required to have the residents prescribed medications refilled timely so that no doses are missed. The facility failed to provide medications as prescribed. A review of the MARs for October 2022 indicated a different antibiotic was given than the one listed for September. The MARs for September and October 2022 were inaccurate, multiple medications were not given and/or documented incorrectly. The MARs reflected medications were not given but there was no reason provided on the back of the MAR as required and there were multiple medications that indicated a change in the order, but the change was not documented on the MARs. R1’s interviews confirmed not being provided with medications on multiple occasions. Administrator’s interview revealed not being aware R1 did not receive their medications as prescribed. The facility did not provide R1 with their medications as prescribed.
It was also alleged, the licensee did not maintain Resident #1’s (R1) room in a clean, safe, or sanitary condition. It was reported R1’s room had an odor, the window didn’t open, missing floor tiles, spider webs, and a towel rack barely held on by the screws. Outside source interviews revealed observing on 09/17/22 the window not opening, missing floor tiles, spider webs, and a towel rack barely held on by the screws. On 09/23/22, LPA observed R1’s room had a slight poor hygiene odor, missing floor tiles, and a towel rack barely held on by the screws. LPA also observed a small cane in the windowsill preventing the window from opening. Once the cane was removed, the window easily opened, no spider webs were observed. Outside source interviews revealed R1’s roommate moved out and left all their belongings behind in the bedroom. Staff interviews revealed R1’s roommate was Resident #2 (R2), who moved and no longer needed the items. Staff also stated R2 had poor hygiene, therefore, the odor could be coming from R2’s belongings left in the bedroom. Resident interviews revealed a preference of keeping the window locked by using a small cane as a locking device, not aware of the missing floor tiles, due to them being under the bed, and not observing spider webs.
On 11/08/22, Administrator and LPA toured R1’s room needing repair. Administrator was not aware of the missing tiles and the towel rack barely held on by the screws. Administrator’s stated R1’s room was currently under repair and R1 was permanently relocated to another room, prior to repairs. On 11/08/22, LPA observed the room under repair and observed new closet doors and a new heater. Administrator stated they will also replace/repair the missing tiles and towel rack and clean the room. LPA also observed R2’s belongings were removed. Continued on an LIC 9099C.
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