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32 | Regarding the allegation of staff not keeping facility free from pests, RP stated there were cockroaches in the kitchen and the dining room.
During the interviews, one staff member (S2) observed one in the dining room along the walls. It was just one cockroach. It was reported to the head of maintenance, and they went ahead and notified pest control to come. That was the only time. Twelve out of twelve staff mentioned that they haven’t seen any pests in the facility. A resident (R1) mentioned that facility has been complimented on how it is kept clean, and they do a very good job. Seven out of seven residents mentioned that they haven’t seen cockroaches. ED also mentioned that they have a vendor for pest control that does monthly maintenance and when needed.
Regarding the allegations of resident’s room smells like urine/feces and dirty. RP stated that the residents’ rooms are “filthy”, not being cleaned and smell like feces and urine.
According to a staff member (S3), for some residents that are being changed in the room, you can smell it. It is usually during ADL care. It is when residents are being toileted or in a shower, that is when you can smell something, or when creams are applied to a resident. No smell lingers in the room. After each time the resident is cleaned, the resident’s discarded garments are put in the garbage chute. Seven out of seven residents said that their rooms are clean and have no odors or smells.
Therefore, based on the interviews conducted and information collected, the above allegations are found to be UNSUBSTANTIATED, meaning that although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is no preponderance of evidence to prove that the alleged violation occurred.
Report was reviewed and a copy is provided. |