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32 | During the 10-day complaint visit, LPA observed R1 was lying on a hospital bed with a special pressure relieving mattress, and 2 half bedrails up by the head of the hospital bed.
Based on the documents provided, LPA observed the dates and times when R1 refused to be turned and repositioned by staff.
Base on record review, observations, and interviews during the course of investigation, this allegation is unsubstantiated as the facility provided actions to prevent R1 from developing pressure injuries including making referral to a home health agency for wound management and obtaining a special mattress for relieving pressure but due to R1's health condition, R1 developed pressure ulcer and it was healed.
Although the above allegation is deemed to be unsubstantiated, the facility was not able to provide a written order from the physician for the half bedrails, therefore, this finding will be cited on a LIC 809 and LIC809D under Postural Supports.
Regarding to resident developed a rash while in care, the reporting party stated that R1 developed a rash due to the plastic ties from the adult brief were too tight around R1's stomach.
As part of the investigation, LPA interviewed R1 who did not express any concerns regarding to staff placing the adult brief too tight and R1 was not aware of a rash developed around R1's stomach.
LPA interviewed staff who stated that they knew not to place the audit brief too tight on R1 and they left one plastic tie untied. LPA observed R1 and validated this practice.
Based on interviews and observations during the course of the investigation, this allegation is deemed to be unsubstantiated.
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