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32 | During the investigation process, it was reported that physical activities are offered to the resident and include walking around the block, walking inside the facility, going to the Sundial Bridge, going to the gym, basketball activity, stretching exercises, and public outings. In addition to the physical activities offered to the residents, the residents attend their Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. day program, where activities are provided. Staff reported that sometimes the resident does not want to participate in physical activities as she uses a walker and sometimes a wheelchair.
Staff does not ensure clients are spoken to in an appropriate manner while in care.
During the interview process, the administrator, five staff persons and one resident (Resident 1) were interviewed. Documents pertaining to the resident were collected and reviewed to include the resident’s Individual Program Plan, medications list, incident reports, and facility report log of incidents.
During the investigation process staff reported that they do not use inappropriate language against the resident, nor have they heard their coworkers use inappropriate language. It was stated by several staff persons that the resident continually makes false allegations against the staff by stating that they use inappropriate name calling. The resident’s Individual Program Plan states “The resident has a history of making up allegations about peers and/or staff. Often these statements are targeted toward someone she does not like.”
Staff does not ensure reporting requirements are followed.
During the investigation process all staff reported that they complete a daily log of incidents that occur and that they write incident reports for management to submit to licensing and the regional center. The administrator advised that he does submit incident reports to licensing and the regional center. Several incident reports were submitted to the licensing agency regarding the behaviors of Resident 1.
Although the above allegations mentioned may have happened, or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove that the alleged violations occurred, and all of the above findings are Unsubstantiated. |