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25 | On 2-2-23 at 1:15pm, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Michael Bilger arrived unannounced to conduct a case management on various incidents occurring between 11-16-22 and 1-25-23. LPA met with Administrator Anuradha Saini and explained the purpose of the visit. LPA reviewed the following incidents and related facility file documentation as well as conducted additional interviews:
On 11-16-22, an incident report submitted by facility stated resident1 (R1) and R2 were involved in a resident to resident altercation in which R2 allegedly placed an object in R1’s mouth due to R1’s snoring episodes. Facility reported incident to department, local law enforcement, and ombudsman. R1 and R2 are own responsible persons. Interviews were conducted with facility nurse, R1, and R2. Based on interviews conducted, it was determined that residents are no longer sharing a room and interact adequately. Interviews also revealed that no injuries occurred. Furthermore, interviews revealed incident was denied by R2. Appraisal needs and service plans for R1 and R2 have been updated to reflect above incident and monitoring for residents needs.
On 12-27-22, an incident report was submitted stating on 12-27-22, R3 was double dosed on medication Lasix. According to R3’s orders, R3 was to receive 40mg of Lasix, and received 80mg of Lasix. It was determined through interview with facility nurse that medication technician was new during the time of incident and has since been in-serviced on proper procedures for assistance with medication administration including six rights of medication. Interview and incident report also revealed that R3 was closely monitored for additional signs and symptoms. Additionally, facility contacted R3’s physician and responsible person.
On 1-5-23, facility reported and incident occurring on 1-4-23 in which R4 experienced a behavior episode which included wandering into other resident rooms and hitting facility walls. Additionally, incident report states R4 also hit staff in the stomach as well as another resident in care. R4 is a resident of memory care. Facility reported incident to licensing department, ombudsman, responsible parties, and local law enforcement within regulatory time frames. {Cont. on 809C}
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