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32 | At the conclusion of the video appointment, R1 was transported to the hospital and home health services was ordered. R1 was discharged after a sample of blood cultures were taken on the morning of 03/22/2023 and prescribed antibiotics. On 03/24/2023, a home health registered nurse (RN) went to the facility and provided wound care.
On 03/25/2023, the hospital contacted R1's family and advised that R1 be sent to the hospital because blood cultures were positive for infection. R1 was at her baseline when transported to the hospital. R1 remained at the hospital and was placed on hospice and died on 03/29/2023.
Allegation: Facility is monitoring residents phone calls. Based on interviews conducted with the staff, they all denied listening in on calls or monitoring calls from family or anyone else when residents are on the phone. The landlines are in the main areas of the facility. LPA also interviewed family and was unable to confirm that the calls are being monitored based on interviews with family and available information.
Allegation: Facility is limiting residents visits. Based on interviews conducted with families of residents, the facility has records of visits from the families and interviews with those families confirmed that visits are not limited unless the residents wants to end the visit or family chooses to end the visit. Staff stated that they allow the families to visit and the visit vary according to the resident and how they are feeling that day. During the pandemic the facility was following guidelines that were established by the departments of the state. Some of those Covid related requirements were more stringent.
Allegation: Facility is not providing activities to residents in care.
The facility does not have an activity calendar (not required for a six bed facility 87219(d)) and the Staff/residents confirmed that there are no coordinated activities, however, the residents have the option to listen to music, walk in the back yard, explore the internet on their tablets or watch television.
Allegation: Facility did not ensure resident was properly clothed.
Based on interviews with the Administrator the stated that the resident preference was to wear loose gown to manage her toilets needs. R1 was wearing regular gown prior to November 2022, The facility provided hospital gown as a result of R1 refusal to get out of bed and the onset of more incontinence issues. |