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Sheriff noted in SD241940089 allegation of smoking marijuana in facility unfounded. Facility has five residents. Two [2] out of five [5] residents are verbal, three [3] are non-verbal. During investigation, LPA interviewed verbal residents. Verbal residents stated they have never smelled smoke of any kind present in facility. During investigation, LPA interviewed four [4] out of eight [8] staff. All four staff members stated they have never smelled smoke of any kind in the facility and have never observed other staff smoking in the facility. Two [2] Licensing Program Analysts (LPAs) visited the facility to investigate allegation of smoking in facility. Neither LPA observed smoking in the facility during visit. Neither LPA smelled smoke of any kind present in facility during visit. So, although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation did or did not occur, therefore the allegation is unsubstantiated.
Complaint alleges staff ignored a resident in care. Complainant states a resident that recently passed away would be ignored by staff if they needed help. Facility has five [5] residents. Two [2]out of five [5] residents are verbal, three [3]are non-verbal. During investigation, LPA interviewed verbal residents. Verbal residents state they always receive help when they need it. During investigation, witness interviewed stated observing residents being well taken care of and that their family member receives the best of care here. During investigation, LPA reviewed care plan and charting notes of resident. LPA observed resident’s care plan to list description of care needs. LPA observed charting notes to document daily care provided and daily staff observations. During investigation, LPA interviewed staff and asked about the care needs of resident. Staff stated to LPA the same care needs as LPA observed in care plan and as documented in chart notes. During investigation, LPA interviewed two [2] witnesses, both witnesses report observing residents at the facility receiving prompt care when pressing their pendant. So, although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation did or did not occur, therefore the allegation is unsubstantiated.
Complaint alleges staff are not adequately caring for the residents. Complainant states resident had a fall that resulted in a wound, but staff did not pay good attention to resident; staff did not make sure the wound was healing. During investigation, LPA reviewed hospital discharge summary after resident fall. Facility stated to LPA they updated resident’s care plan to include wound care now required, due to resident’s fall.
Continued on 9099C(2)...
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