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25 | On November 10, 2020, Licensing Program Manager (LPM) Liza King, Regional Manager (RM) Krystall Moore, and Department of Public Health, Health Facilities Nurse Evaluator Rebekah Bird- Wohlgemuth and Helen Shi, Program Clinical Consultant for Department of Social Services conducted an unannounced case management visit via Teams at 2pm. The team met with Maria Cantoria Temporary Manager and Travis Wyckoff licensee/ Administrator.
During the TA, the following was observed and addressed based on previous Technical assistance and/or citations issued: The hand washing signage was observed in several resident rooms and in one communal bathroom. A laundry basket was observed in one resident room, which did not comply with the information that was provided during the morning call, laundry baskets will be lined with garbage bags to ensure that staff are not handling loose soiled laundry. The implemented procedure and a staff training log for the laundry procedure has been requested by Thursday November 12, 2020, per this mornings telephone call. Additional monitoring of this by the Department will occur during TA visits. The current disinfectant solution used is Zepp with an updated sit time of 3 minutes. During the TA visits as previously planned, a visual of the cleaning solution bottles was observed. Upon asking a ransom staff member to see their cleaning solution bottle, the Department observed the label “Spray Sit time 3 minutes then wipe off” During the TA visit it was recommend that the bottles also include the name of the solution and a clear plastic laminate be placed on the paper label to prevent ink bleeding, the facility executed the request immediately. The staff when asked, stated that the sit time was 10 minutes, additional training should be provided to the staff of the sit time of the disinfectant used. Observation of the dinning room, showed tables and chairs socially distanced. The TM stated the LHD informed the facility that they may resume communal dinning. The Department recommended at least 6 feet of social distancing and no more that one resident per table, the TM agreed. There were no staked chairs observed. |