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32 | Former Administrator stated Resident 5 (R5) was also transported due to an injury to their hand (fractured finger) but R5 previously had the fall and broken finger, and R5 was on hospice so they should not have been transported. Following the incident, a credible witness visited the facility. They observed 21 residents, mostly in the common areas. Residents appeared to be wearing clean clothes, well-groomed, good hygiene, and no smell of urine or feces was detected or observed. LPA reviewed incident reports submitted around the time of the complaint. On 11/26/2022, the Administrator performed mass COVID-19 testing and found nineteen of the twenty residents were positive for COVID-19. Although it is unusual that multiple residents would require medical attention at once, the allegation was unable to be proven conclusively. Therefore the allegation is deemed Unsubstantiated at this time.
On the allegation: Facility staff provided inadequate supervision to residents. Per a credible witness’ interview, Former Administrator indicated for the 21 residents, during the day there are 3 care staff and there are 2 overnight. A credible witness observed 21 residents, mostly in the common areas. Residents appeared to be wearing clean clothes, well-groomed, good hygiene, and no smell of urine or feces was detected or observed. Although many issued occurred when first responders were at the facility, there was insufficient evidence found to prove that it was a result of inadequate supervision. Therefore the allegation is deemed Unsubstantiated at this time. |