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32 | On 4/20/20, LPA Roadilla conducted a subsequent complaint tele-visit inspection/investigation to interview ADM and staff (S1 and S2) and to review resident files and medical records.
During LPA Roadilla’s inspection, resident files were observed to be located on top of one of the pantry shelves. ADM stated that R1’s files are kept in another facility since R1 is no longer residing there.
Two out of two (2 out of 2) staff who were interviewed stated resident’s files and medical records are in the pantry and they have access to them when necessary. Two out of two (2 out of 2) staff who were interviewed also stated that in case of an emergency, the protocol is to call 911 then prepare resident’s medical records to provide to the first responders when they arrive.
During the interview, LPA learned from S1 that they made another 911 call for R1 on 3/27/20. S1 stated that on both occasions, R1’s medical record was provided to the first responders. According to S1, there were first responders from the Fire Department and there were also first responders from the ambulance. S1 stated that when asked by one of the first responders what is R1’s age, S1 could only provide an estimate. S1 also stated that one of the first responders from the Fire Department brought R1’s medical records with them when they transported R1 to the hospital. Afterwards, S1 asked ADM to provide another copy of R1's records to put in the residents file folder.
The Department has completed the investigation of this complaint allegation. Based on interviews conducted and gathered information, the Department has found that the above allegation is UNSUBSTANTIATED. An unsubstantiated finding indicates that although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove that the allegation did or did not occur.
No deficiencies cited during today's tele-visit. Report was discussed with and a copy sent to Bani Kaur to sign and mail back to CCL. |