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32 | The licensee states that R1 was admitted into the facility on 8/21/2020 with a negative COVID-19 test, and to ensure R1 was completely clear of the virus, the licensee placed R1 in quarantine for 14 days. In interviews with the licensee and home health workers, it was determined that R1’s physician had orders for home health care at the time R1 was admitted to the facility. Licensee confirmed that on 8/26/2020 she refused home health workers from entering the facility due to the “COVID situation.” The facility had no cases of COVID-19, and essential workers were authorized to enter the facility. Home health services were not discontinued until 8/27/2020 per orders from R1’s physician.
Based on this investigation, LPA found sufficient evidence to support that R1 did not receive needed medical care. As a result, regarding the allegation that, “Staff did not allow resident to receive medical care”, the finding is Substantiated. The facility did not ensure that R1 was treated per physician orders thereby violating “a resident’s personal right to be accorded safe and healthful accommodations” in accordance with Title 22, California Code of Regulations. The deficiency will be cited on an LIC 9099-D.
At 2:37 pm, an exit interview was conducted with Lita Lazo and an electronic copy of the report was faxed for signature and to be returned to LPA. A copy of the appeal rights was also included.
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