(Continued from LIC9099 p.1)
R1's Physician's Report dated 12/2/2020 revealed that R1 was "Able to feed self” and did not indicate that R1 needed help with tasks such as using their cell phone. These documents do not corroborate the allegation, as they do not show an expectation that staff were responsible for feeding R1 or assisting with the use of R1's cell phone.
Staff interviews were consistent regarding R1's assistance needs. Staff informed that R1 required assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), specifically noting transferring in and out of bed to wheelchair, dressing, toileting and bathing. Interviews with staff regarding services provided to R1 were consistent with R1's needs listed in the Physician's Report and facility assessment. Staff interviews did not provide corroboration to the allegation.
During interview R1's Responsible Party did not corroborate the allegation. R1's Responsible Party stated that facility staff did a wonderful job caring for R1, and that R1 was thriving at the facility.
Interview with R1 did not corroborate the allegation. R1 informed that staff treated them well and did not inform of any services denied to them by facility staff.
Regarding the allegation, "Facility staff did not provide client supervision resulting in injuries", it was alleged that staff neglect resulted in R1 falling seven (7) to ten (10) times during the timeframe of complaint. Staff and outside source interviews did not corroborate this allegation, informing that R1 had never fallen from a standing position due to not being able to walk or stand without assistance.
Review of facility records did not corroborate that the resident fell 7-10 times. Evidence shows that the resident fell once on 12/11/2020, suffering a head injury without immediate 911 initiation from staff. This incident was investigated by the Department and the facility was cited for failure to assist with medical care.
During interview the reporting party admitted that they did not directly witness the alleged falls and had not found R1 on the floor or with injuries, with the exception of R1's fall on 12/11/2020. Outside sources further revealed that R1's claims of falling may have been a hallucination due to a medical condition.
Review of R1's Physician Report and facility assessment showed that R1 required assistance with transferring in and out of bed to wheelchair, bathing, and specific Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) such as putting on pants. No records were found to show that facility staff neglected to consistently provide these services to R1. (Continued on LIC9099-C p.3)
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