| Staff did not prevent resident from harassing other residents – UNSUBSTANTIATED
It was reported that Client 2 (C2) is harassing Client 1 (C1) and other clients who live in the home with disruptive and vocal behaviors. Staff are aware of C2’s behaviors towards other clients and do not know what to do with C2.
Staff interviews revealed that other clients who live in the home try to not mingle with C2 because of C2’s outbursts and don’t feel comfortable around C2 sometimes. When C2 has these behaviors staff talk to C2 and tell them that they need to respect their roommates. If C2’s behavior becomes really bad staff will ask the other clients if they want to move so they don’t feel uncomfortable in their home.
Client interviews revealed that C2 is mean to other clients who live in the home and the other clients will go to their rooms when C2 starts behaving in this manner.
It was determined that staff have been working with C2 to remind them to respect their roommates and when C2 chooses not to do this the other clients in the home are given the choice to go in their rooms. The facility has submitted upwards of 35 incident reports since January 2024 related to the disruptive behavior that C2 exhibits in the home. The complainant explicitly stated that the home provides excellent care. This allegation is unsubstantiated.
Although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove that the alleged violation occurred, and the findings are UNSUBSTANTIATED.
An exit interview was conducted. A copy of the report was provided to Licensee David Bortz.
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