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32 | On the allegation: Medication was not given as prescribed. It was alleged R1 is allowed to have 3 glasses of white wine per day, but then went to the hospital and was prescribed Valium. It was alleged the wine was stopped, then both the wine and medications were discontinued. R1 indicated staff assist them with medications. Licensee stated R1 wants to drink wine, but their physician has limited it to 3 glasses per day. Licensee stated they try to redirect the resident when they have not eaten much. Licensee stated the doctor never indicated they needed to stop allowing R1 to have wine and it is their right to have wine if they want it. Licensee further stated they try to work with R1 about their drinking habits and stick to the 3 glasses per day as approved by the doctor. Licensee stated they did not withhold the Valium. Other residents interviewed stated they receive assistance with medications. Although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation(s) did or did not occur, therefore the allegation is Unsubstantiated at this time.
On the allegation: Staff did not meet resident’s needs. It was alleged staff do not meet resident’s needs. A visitor was interviewed and stated R1 appeared “unkempt” and was not getting their required physical therapy appointments. During the visits, LPA did not observe any residents unkempt. During a visit, LPA observed R1 on the phone scheduling their own appointments. Licensee stated sometimes they will help R1 schedule or dial the phone when asked, but R1 is able to schedule them independently. Residents interviewed stated the staff meet their needs. Staff interviewed stated they assist residents with all activities of daily living that are needed and cater to each individual. Staff ensure residents needs are met by talking to them and their families to create a care plan. Although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation(s) did or did not occur, therefore the allegation is Unsubstantiated at this time.
On the allegations: Staff were rude to resident and Resident’s personal rights were violated. It was alleged staff were rude when speaking at dinnertime. A visitor indicated they observed staff being rude when a resident asked for food and was told dinner is at 5 pm; however, staff did feed the resident. Visitor stated some staff have an “Eastern European accent” and sounded rude. Some residents interviewed indicated sometimes staff are rude but did not elaborate. Residents interviewed stated on one occasion, the staff did not provide dinner because they were home late and said, “you must go to bed.” Upon re-interview the resident stated staff treat them like family, they use a calm voice, and staff yelled once but resident yells
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