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32 | On 4/02/21 at 11:39 am, LPA interviewed the administrator again. Administrator states that housekeeping is done on a weekly basis and there is a schedule of which rooms are cleaned on Monday, Tuesday, etc. He says that apartments are not cleaned on Saturday and Sunday, and that on the weekends, common areas are cleaned. He explains that there is currently one housekeeper. He says it’s typical to have two housekeepers. He reports that dining staff, concierge, and maintenance director assist with cleaning when needed and says “There’s definitely a staffing shortage and we are challenged with getting staff.”
On 5/28/22 between 12:30 pm and 3:05 pm, LPA interviewed four residents. Three of the residents commented that “We need more people in the kitchen/dining room. They are slow to serve; They don’t have personnel to cover the Bistro, it used to be open daily, now it’s open one day a week; There are not enough staff in the early morning. I have to wait 20 minutes to get my medications.” One resident stated “There are enough staff to assist me in whatever is needed.” Another resident stated “The med-techs help serve food, and everybody has multiple jobs. Staff are very busy and it’s not fair that they have to help in other jobs.”
On 5/28/22 between 1:36 pm and 2:17 pm, LPA interviewed two dining services staff. One Staff #1 (S1) stated that “Staff help out wherever needed. Sometimes I can’t get to residents for one to five minutes.” S1 said that they work “12 hour shifts regularly during quarantine because it takes longer to deliver food to residents’ rooms than not to deliver.” S1 could not speak to the staffing levels in March 2021, however, S1 stated that “There have been only three servers since November 2021. One works breakfast and lunch, the other works lunch and dinner, and the other is a dining room service only.” Staff #2 (S2) are “short staffed” and that there is one server and one cook for 60-70 residents. “sometimes residents go home without a dessert.” S2 says that dining services staff call out for work “Five times per month. They don’t want to be here. They didn’t like the job or it was too overwhelming.” S2 explains that there is “often one caregiver on duty, over the radio and no one responds in a timely manner.” S2 further states that “other staff are helping in other departments who are not cross-trained.”
On 6/09/22 at 9:05 am, LPA reviewed the facility’s Personnel Report (LIC 500) dated 4/01/21 which indicates the facility had one housekeeper on staff. LPA reviewed the call button/pendant report for 3/01/21. The report does not show the time residents requested assistance nor the response time, however, there were 46 residents who used their pendants on 3/01/21.
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