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32 | R1’s Speech Therapist stated that apple pie may or may not be considered soft food, depending on whether the apples are crispy or soft and if the crust can be crushed by a fork easily.
During visit on 10/11/2024, LPAs Fortes and Marrufo observed R1 feeding himself/herself with a spoon that had an assistive foam grip while sitting in a wheelchair. R1 was observed to be eating ravioli and garlic bread that was cut into small pieces.
During interview on 10/11/2024, R1 stated that staff transfer R1 out of bed and into R1’s wheelchair three times a day for meals. R1 stated that if R1 wishes to be transferred out of bed at other times, staff transfer R1 out of R1’s bed. R1 stated staff use a Hoyer lift to transfer R1 out of bed. R1 stated to have never been left in bed all day.
During interview on 10/11/2024, M1 stated that R1 is never left in bed all day.
During visit on 10/11/2024, LPAs interviewed 3 staff. 3 out of the 3 staff stated they assist R1 with transferring from R1’s bed to R1’s wheelchair.
LPAs obtained copies of R1’s Wheelchair Transfer Record for September 2024 and October 2024. The logs record the times R1 was transferred to R1’s wheelchair in the morning, afternoon, and evening. Each day indicates R1 was either transferred twice in each morning, afternoon, and evening or refused to be transferred except on the evenings of 09/24-26/2024, which are blank. The October 2024 log has blank spaces on the evenings of 10/03-04/2024 and 10/08-11/2024 and the afternoons of 10/04/2024 and 10/9-11/2024. The rest of the times indicate either staff transferred R1 or R1 refused to be transferred.
During interview on 03/26/2025, M1 stated that the blank spaces on the Wheelchair Transfer Logs must have been times when R1 was sleeping. M1 stated to have told the staff to write in the Remarks column of the Wheelchair Transfer Logs when the resident was sleeping, but the staff may not have written that R1 was sleeping.
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