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32 | LPA and QAS conducted interviews with 6 staff on 8/8/24 throughout the day starting at 9:13 am to 5:00 pm and 1 staff on 8/9/24 from 4:00 pm to 4:32 pm and 1 final staff interview on 8/23/24.
On the allegations: Staff 2 (S2) was in the laundry room area with Resident 1 (R1). R1 was arguing with S2 and refusing to complete their laundry task. S2 stated Staff 1 (S1) entered the laundry area, grabbed R1 by both arms, and using force made R1 move stating “no you’re going to do it now.”
After interviews with 8 staff, the preponderance of evidence shows that, besides S2 stating the event occurred, other staff state they did not witness the event or any other events like it from the behavior of S1. Staff all noted that they have not seen or heard of aggressive behavior of any kind from S1. R1 did not mention the event where anyone grabbed or yelled at them. Internal investigation by the Quality Control Unit deemed the allegation as unsubstantiated, no evidence that this event occurred.
Based on interviews conducted with 8 staff, including the AD, and R1, this allegation is deemed Unfounded as there is no reasonable basis suggesting that the event occurred.
On the allegation: S1 took a plate from R1 the allegation was that on 3 separate witnessed incidents, S1 took a plate from R1, when S2 was asked why they thought S1 took the plate it was documented that they said “the first time R1 was falling asleep, but there was still food on the plate and S1 yelled ‘go to your room’”. The other times the plate was taken the documented reason from S2 was because S1 said R1 was “sucking her fingers.”
Interview conducted on 8/9/24 at 4:00 pm S1 stated they do not take food from clients, but S1 noted on one occasion R1’s plate was removed, per S1 it was empty, and R1 proceeded to throw a fork and spook at S1. LPA and QAS interviewed R1 who stated there are some staff who have taken R1's plate, but did go into further detail regarding any incidents. During interviews with staff, other staff mentioned incidents where staff have removed a plate from R1. Internal investigation by the Quality Control Unit further deemed the allegation as Substantiated regarding the taking a plate incident. The investigation revealed that removing R1’s plate was common for all staff because R1 was either done, had fallen asleep, or R1 was taking an extremely long time.
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