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32 | [Cont. from LIC 9099]
Regarding the allegation that staff do not prevent resident from urinating and defecating in other residents' beds, staff interviews revealed that R1 exhibits dementia related behaviors including wandering, incontinence, confusion regarding personal space, and episodic agitation. Staff consistently reported redirecting R1, providing incontinence care, removing R1 from other residents’ rooms when behaviors occurred, and administering PRN medication when appropriate. While staff acknowledged that R1 has soiled their own room or bedding, interviews did not confirm that R1 urinated or defecated in other residents’ beds.
Resident interviews did not corroborate that R1 was observed urinating or defecating in other residents’ beds. Residents acknowledged R1’s behavioral symptoms but stated that staff consistently intervened and redirected R1 when needed.
Records review showed that R1 has dementia with behavioral disturbances, including incontinence, confusion, and wandering, and that R1’s behaviors are being clinically managed by the facility’s psychiatrist. Records also indicated that staff are to participate in frequent wellness checks, behavioral monitoring, and interventions for incontinence and agitation.
Regarding the allegation that staff do not prevent a resident from making racist or sexist comments to other resident, staff interviews confirmed that R1 exhibits episodic inappropriate verbal comments associated with dementia and behavioral diagnoses. Staff consistently reported redirecting R1, notifying supervisory staff, coordinating with the psychiatrist, administering PRN medication as appropriate, and removing R1 from situations involving other residents. Staff stated they intervene promptly and attempt to deescalate when verbal behaviors occur.
Resident interviews acknowledged that R1 makes inappropriate or disruptive comments, however, residents reported that staff routinely step in, redirect R1, and remove R1 from situations involving other residents. Residents expressed that staff respond appropriately and that staff are the main reason why residents are kept safe and free from R1's behaviors.
[Cont. on LIC 9099-C pg. 1]
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