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Items in client room were tampered with
1 client stated that items had been tampered with in their room.
3 of 4 staff interviewed stated they did not know anything about a client’s items being tampered with in their room. 1 of 4 staff stated that C1’s remote and USB cords were given to another client to use while C1 was not at home.
The licensee Mike Whiteside stated they had not heard anything about a client having items in their room tampered with.
It was determined that although C3 was using C1's remote control and USB cords in C1's absence this does not constitute tampering. The items were returned to the client. This allegation is unsubstantiated.
Staff do not allow residents to use electricity at the care home.
I client stated they were not allowed to plug in their coffee maker in the facility kitchen.
2 of 4 staff stated staff were not preventing clients from using the electricity in the home. 1 staff stated there was one situation when the electricity went off on one side of house and someone had to come and fix it. 1 staff stated they heard that C1 was not allowed to use their coffee maker a couple of times but did not witness this.
The licensee Mike Whiteside stated the facility had a power outage and there were some outlets that were not working in the kitchen. The licensee had the griddle set up and C1 wanted to plug in their Keurig to make coffee. Due to the power malfunctioning C1 was asked to wait a few minutes before plugging in the Keurig. The electricity malfunction in the facility’s kitchen was repaired the next day.
It was determined that the facility was having some electrical issues in the kitchen and a client was asked to wait to use their coffee maker but was not prevented from using their coffee maker. This allegation is unsubstantiated.
Continued on LIC812-C
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