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32 | During the visit on 7/1/26 and 7/2/26, the LPA conducted a full review of the client’s record. The documentation identified by the complainant was located and examined. During the review, the LPA and staff discovered duplicate progress notes, when reviewed it was determined that the duplicates are actually missing documents for 8/13/25, 8/26/25, and 9/12/25. It was also discovered that at least one full Progress Note on 10/16/25 belonged to a separate client.
The client also stated that some documents appeared to be outside the time frame of their stay. The LPA reviewed these items and confirmed that documents reviewed dated prior to admission were standard pre admission requirements, such as health screenings and physician authorizations. No charting or progress notes were found that indicated care or observations being documented before the client’s admission date.
A note referencing PRN medication taken due to migraine could not be validated on the Medication Administration Records (MAR) and there was no PRN log. This note cannot be deterred as in accurate due to limited documents.
Entries disputed by the client could not be independently validated as inaccurate; however, the LPA requested the facility to document the client’s concerns in the record so that future reviewers are aware the client contests those entries.
Based on the evidence obtained through interviews, record review, and supporting documentation, the preponderance of evidence standard has been met. The LPA confirmed that inaccurate Progress notes were uploaded in the clients records and missing progress notes were discovered, which does not meet the requirement for facilities to maintain complete, current, and accurate records for each resident. Therefore, the allegation is substantiated.
A deficiency is cited on the attached LIC 9099 D. |