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32 | The administrator denied the allegation and stated that before R1 returned to the facility, the facility conducted a preplacement appraisal that revealed R1 required two-person assistance and increased in care needs. The administrator stated that the outcome of the preplacement appraisal was discussed with the responsible party who wanted R1 return to the facility. Therefore, R1's plan of care was discussed with the responsible party and R1 returned with home health and a private duty caregiver.
Based on documents provided, LPA observed a written communication between R1’s responsible party and the facility directors explaining the care that R1 would required upon returning to the facility after the hospitalization.
Based on R1’s physician’s order/LIC602 dated 2/11/2026, the facility readmitted R1 with an ambulatory status that was within the facility’s fire clearance.
After the investigation, this allegation is deemed to be unsubstantiated as prior to R1’s return, the facility conducted a preplacement appraisal and communicated in writing with R1’s responsible party of R1’s care needs. In addition, the facility readmitted R1 whose ambulatory status was within the facility’s fire clearance.
Regarding the allegation of – staff charged a resident additional fee for care not provided by facility staff, the reporting party stated that because the facility accepted R1 back into the facility inappropriately, R1 spent 13 days lying in a bed instead of getting rehabilitative therapy and occupational therapy.
The administrator denied the allegation and stated that R1 received therapy services from a home health agency with a schedule that was developed by the therapists. In addition, the administrator stated that R1’s care needs were developed based on R1’s needs and all the tasks were completed.
Based on the documentation of R1’s Resident Monthly Completed Tasks by Resident, it revealed that the facility staff members completed activities/tasks such as Activities of Daily Living, resident hourly overnight checks, incontinent care, and etc.
After the investigation, this allegation is deemed to be unsubstantiated. |