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32 | This is an amended report. On 9/30/2024, R1 was discharged from the facility above by their representative/responsible party. Prior to the date of discharge, R1’s representative requested copies of R1’s facility file documentation. On 09/18/2024, R1’s representative requested and received facility documentation including a Weekly Client Weight Record for the weeks of 06/26/24-09/18/2024 with documented entries for all weeks R1 was in care at the facility except the last week prior to discharge. On 10/04/2024, the Representative of R1 showed LPA evidence of having obtained the Weekly Client Weight Record with documented entries through the week of 09/18/2024. The allegation stems from the fact that the document obtained by R1’s representative is missing one (1) entry in the weekly client weight record for the last week R1 was in care at the facility. R1’s representative believes they are entitled to an updated weekly client weight record with all weeks R1 was in care at the facility documented. The facility provided R1's representative their weight record from admission to discharge except for the last week the resident was in care (documented weeks of 6/26/2024-9/18/2024). At the time of the request on 09/18/2024, this weight log was current. R1’s representative requested and received R1’s facility file information again on 09/29/2024. At the time of this second request, the Weekly Client Weight Record was still current. On 10/02/2024, after R1 had been discharged from the facility, their representative sent a telephone text message to the facility contact number requesting an updated Weekly Client Weight Record document for R1 with their recorded weight taken on the date of discharge (09/30/2024). According to staff interviews by LPA, this text message was not read until up to four (4) days later since R1 no longer resided at the facility, and as communications, attitude, and behavior by R1’s representative had interfered with and undermined the Staff at the facility. Administrator stated when they read the text message, they thought it was referring to documents that were already provided to the representative. Administrator did not understand the representative wanted an additional updated document until LPA arrived at the facility on the complaint. Documentation of a Care Meeting between the facility and R1’s representative on 07/30/2024 stated that Staff felt harassed while doing their job due to rude comments, forceful demeaning tones, aggressive language, and contradictory demands by R1’s representative on a regular basis.
The facility is not mandated by Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD) to provide documentation of the resident’s weight record unless there is any unusual weight gain or unusual weight loss. Resident weight logs/records are not technically required to be maintained in a resident’s file in general unless there is any unusual weight gain or unusual weight loss. The CCLD regulations only state that when changes such as unusual weight gains or losses are observed, the facility shall ensure that such changes are documented and brought to the attention of the resident's physician and the resident's representatives. Contd. 9099-C
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