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13 | On February 9, 2023, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA), Chinwe Nwogene conducted an unannounced visit to conclude the complaint investigation into the allegation listed above. LPA met with interim Administrator, Carly Adams and Caregiver, Nadia Moreno and explained the purpose of the visit. During the investigation staff, and Endocrinology Nurse was interviewed, and resident’s file was reviewed.
Regarding the allegation “Facility did not allow resident to attend an activity”, it was alleged staff didn’t not allow resident to attend the Halloween activity at Sea world. LPA interviewed staff who stated resident was in the Emergency Room for three days and returned to the facility in the early morning of the day of the Halloween activity at Sea world. Staff stated based on resident’s recovery from Emergency Room, resident was not in condition to go on a strenuous all-day activity.
Regarding the allegation “Resident is not administered medication as prescribed”, It was alleged staff didn’t administer resident’s insulin “Lantus” at the time prescribed. LPA interviewed staff who stated Lantus is a twenty-four hours acting insulin prescribed to be given once a day at 6.00pm. Staff stated facility has one-hour window to administer the Lantus and the Lantus was administered daily within an hour of the prescribed time. LPA interviewed Endocrinology Nurse on behalf of Resident’s Endocrinology doctor. Nurse stated Lantus is not a time sensitive insulin and can be given in an hour of the prescribe time. Endocrinology Nurse stated facility has one-hour window to administer the Lantus. Resident Medication Administration Record (MAR) was reviewed. Resident’s MAR revealed Lantus was administered within an hour of the prescribed time and on the days, resident was at the facility.
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