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Resident interviews did not corroborate the allegation. Residents stated that staff treated them well and expressed no concerns. R1 was interviewed during the facility visit and stated that staff treated them well. R1 did not express concerns about staff treating them disrespectfully; R1 stated they were happy with the care they received and stated they would change nothing about the care provided at the facility.
Outside source interviews did not corroborate the allegation. An outside advocacy agency familiar with the facility stated that they had no concerns regarding residents' being treated with dignity by staff. R1's Responsible Party informed that staff treated R1 very well and stated they had no concerns regarding staff treatment toward R1.
No records were found to give evidence to this allegation. Staff records were absent of write-ups regarding staff treating a resident without respect. Care notes for R1 were absent of any situations regarding lack of respect/dignity by staff.
LPAs directly observed resident care during the facility visit. LPAs observed staff assisting residents with programmed activities, in groups, and activities of daily living (ADLs). These observations include times when staff were unaware of the LPAs' presence. LPAs did not observe any staff member engage with a resident in a disrespectful way.
Regarding the allegation, "Staff left medication(s) in resident's room", it was alleged that unsecured medication was left in Resident 2 (R2)'s room. Staff interviews did not corroborate the allegation, as staff denied seeing any unsecured medications in a resident room who was unable to administer their own medications.
Resident interviews did not corroborate this allegation. Five (5) residents were interviewed regarding medications, 3 of whom informed they administered their own medications. One resident only received pro re nata (PRN) "as-needed" pain medications and informed that there were no issues. R2 refused interview, however, LPAs briefly observed R2's room and noted that no loose medications were observed in the room.
Two outside sources familiar with the facility were interviewed regarding medication administration. The outside sources did not express concerns about medication administration and had not been made aware of any medication issues.
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