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The internal investigation included random, unannounced visits during the NOC shift, interviews with NOC shift staff, and review of electronic clock in/out times. Staff interview revealed that staff were permitted to sleep during their scheduled breaks due to it being personal time. Staff interview further revealed observations of resident needs being met during each shift, regardless of the time of day. Resident interviews did not corroborate the allegation, as residents confirmed that staff met their needs with no exception for the time of day. Outside source interviews did not corroborate the allegation, informing of regular facility visits during the NOC shift, with no staff observed to be sleeping. Records review did not corroborate the allegation, revealing daily End of Shift reports for NOC shift during the month of concern with detailed reporting regarding resident care and incidents for follow-up.
Regarding the allegation, "Licensee did not follow resident's care plan", it was alleged that staff did not conduct 1-hour status checks on resident 1 (R1) per their care plan. Review of R1's records did not corroborate the allegation, as no records were found to prove that R1's care plan stated hourly checks. Review of facility records revealed that R1 was monitored at regular intervals and assisted with their needs. Records review further revealed that R1 suffered from sleeping issues and was frequently combative during the early morning. Outside source interview did not corroborate the allegation, informing that a visit was conducted with R1 during the timeframe of complaint and R1 was observed to be clean with no issues. During an unannounced facility visit, LPA directly observed R1 participating in group activities and eating dinner with other residents; LPA did not observe R1 in their room unassisted at any time during the visit. Additional observations revealed that residents were together in the common areas most of the day due to the structure of programming, and LPA did not observe an opportunity for R1 to be by themselves without a staff member nearby. Due to their baseline memory loss, R1 was not able to participate as a valid historian for interview.
Regarding the allegation, "Licensee did not ensure resident rooms were kept clean", staff interview revealed that housekeepers and caregivers were responsible for maintaining resident rooms. Caregivers removed trash in resident rooms 2-3 times per shift due to soiled incontinence supplies, and also organized the rooms. Housekeeping made the beds and cleaned the rooms.
(Continued on LIC9099-C p.3) |