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32 | A website search states that the ointment is a protectant that helps relieve and prevent rashes and irritation due to wetness from incontinence. Facility records indicated that the ointment was an active order since 1/29/21. However, evidence obtained in records and interviews did not confirm if staff used this ointment with R1. Interviews with credible outside sources confirmed that R1, at times, may have not received adequate incontinence care due to staff shortages. Outside sources recalled that at night R1 needed assistance with being changed, but staff did not respond to assist the resident. Interview with another credible outside source confirmed that multiple occasions, staff would arrive to their assigned shift and would observe unspecified residents soiled and in need of incontinence care. According to outside sources, residents would not have their soiled diapers changed until the next shift. Interviews with staff were inconsistent regarding resident incontinence care and denied the allegation; however, evidence obtained supported the allegation that staff did not provide incontinence care for the resident.
The Department has investigated the above-mentioned allegation and based upon the evidence obtained the preponderance of evidence standard was met, meaning there is sufficient evidence to prove the allegations occurred. California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 8, is being cited on the attached LIC9099D.
The report was discussed and plan of correction was jointly developed with Rachel McIntyre, Interim Executive Director and Karina Tellez, Business Office Manager, and a copy of this report along with Licensee/Appeal Rights (LIC9058 01/16) was provided to the Rachel McIntyre, Interim Executive Director via email. An electronic email receipt confirms the documents were received. |