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LPA reviewed nursing nurse’s medication notes, medication assistance record, prescribed as needed medications, interviewed staff, resident, and resident’s daughter. The documentation obtained and reviewed did show that medications were missed and there is no record of the medications being received from pharmacy.
LPA reviewed all documents provided, interviewed staff, Administrator, Resident Care Director, Resident, and Family Member. The staff, Administrator, and Resident Care Director stated that medications were not given to R1 based on nurse’s medication notes, medication assistance record, and no Centralized Medication Record for R1 for the month of August 2020. Based on the documentation provided and acknowledgement of the facility, the complaint regarding
facility staff not giving medications as prescribed to residents is SUBSTANTIATED. There was a preponderance of evidence to prove that the incident occurred as reported.
The following deficiencies were cited per Title 22 Division 6 of the California Code of Regulations. An exit interview was conducted with AD Jade Parker and a copy of 9099, 9099-C, 9099-D, and Civil Penalty Will Be Assessed Second Violation of Deficiency within one year were provided along with 811- Confidential Names List, and appeal rights via email. An electronic email read receipt confirms receiving these documents.
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