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13 | LPA Jeung interviewed staff.
Based on information reported by and obtained from facility staff and medical staff, these allegations are substantiated. The preponderance of evidence standard has been met.
Former client resided in facility from 1/4/24 to 5/5/24. Upon admission, she was diagnosed with vascular dementia and a hoyer lift was used for transfers; she was incontinent, as well. Starting on 1/8/24, client received home health visits from LVNs and/or RNs approximately 3x/week. On 1/29/24, staff reported that client refused to get out of bed, and that an open wound developed on coccyx. RN assessed the pressure injury as stage 2 on 1/31/24 and staff were instructed on how to care for wound. Despite regular wound care by nurses and staff, coccyx wound worsened. On 3/27/24, RN assessed the coccyx wound as stage 3, and noted a new wound on left hand.
Home health nurses noted that on 4 visits, client was soiled; visits were at 10 am, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm. On 4/22/24, insertion of a foley catheter may have been necessitated due to soiled wound dressings and soiled diapers. At the recommendation of client's medical provider, client was relocated to another RCFE.
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