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32 | LPA’s review of incident report from Red Bluff Police Department stated R1 was found with his dog and appeared lost. R1 told officers they did not know where they lived but thought it was just down the street. R1’s LIC602 Physician’s Report states that R1 is allowed to leave the facility unassisted with an explanation that family are to drive R1. This does not apply to R1 taking their dog for a walk for wich her does not normally require assistance. Review of R1’s LIC602 dated 10/20/2021 revealed that R1 has a primary diagnosis of cognitive decline (mild cognitive impairment) and Diabetes Type 2 for which R1 takes medication. R1 is unable to manage their own medication. Review of R1’s Pre-placement/Appraisal Plan showed that a simple pleasure R1 enjoys is R1’s dog. Cognitive Function is “Modified Independence” which means R1 experiences some confusion, forgetfulness, and requires daily or weekly reminders.
LPA conducted interviews with facility staff and learned that R1 has never done this before, R1 walks their dog 4-5 times per day. When R1 went for a walk that evening they checked out with the med tech a little before 7:00 PM and was brought back by police and R1’s family to the facility a little before 8:00 PM. When police picked up R1 they brought him to his family’s local home and the family accompanied R1 back to the facility. It was learned that R1 has a glucose monitor in their room and the med tech monitors R1 while R1 checks their glucose levels, the med tech then documents the twice daily glucose check in the MAR. Additionally R1 was prescribed a wander guard which he is currently wearing.
No deficiencies cited. Exit interview conducted and a copy of the report was emailed to Sue Todd.
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