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On January 11, 2023 hospice medical records indicated Resident 1's (R1’s), (See LIC811 Confidential Names list) health was declining citing a significant weight loss of 13 pounds from R1's admission weight. R1 was refusing to take medications and food. R1 was also experiencing auditory and visual hallucinations. Despite antibiotic treatment, R1 had not improved.
R1 was a documented fall risk due to being non ambulatory and requiring a wheelchair (Geri Chair). R1 had an order for a half rail, a fall matt next to the bed and R1 was provided with a pendant to call for assistance. R1's care records documented that R1 was checked every two hours in the room and brought out to the dining or activity room during the day to be better supervised by staff. Records revealed that R1 had no documented falls requiring medical treatment prior to January 18, 2023. There is no documentation in R1’s Physician Report or Service plan that indicated R1 was a two person assist.
On January 18, 2023 according to staff interview, Staff 1 (S1) had changed R1 and was preparing to transfer R1 from the bed to the Geri Chair. S1 turned away from R1 momentarily to move R1’s Geri Chair closer to the bed. When S1 turned, R1 rolled out of bed to the floor. S1 immediately called for assistance and R1 was assessed by Staff 2 (S2) for injuries. Outside Source (OS1) was called to inform OS1 about the fall and OS1 instructed S2 to assist R1 from the floor and place R1 back in bed since there were no visible injuries or complaints of pain. Once R1 was back in bed, R1 exhibited signs of pain on the hip. S2 called back OS1 and S2 was instructed to give R1 pain medication.
On January 19, 2023 OS1 visited R1 and observed R1 in pain and discussed care options with Outside Source 2 (OS2). The options were to send R1 to the hospital to be evaluated or to remain at the facility and provide pain medication to R1. Outside Source 2 (OS2) elected to have R1 remain at the facility and continue to provide pain medication. On January 23, 2023 OS2 decided to send R1 to the hospital due to pain that was not subsiding with pain medication.
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