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It was also alleged that resident was not properly groomed while in care. Information gathered during the course of the investigation revealed R1 was admitted to the facility on 1/18/2020. Per R1’s Resident Functional Needs Assessment Pre-Move in, dated on 1/14/2020, noted R1 to require limited assistance, two (2) times per day for grooming. Limited Assistance under grooming states ‘requires assistance with preparation of grooming materials for grooming and/or minimal assistance grooming’. Furthermore, the Resident Functional Needs Assessment Move In, dated 1/23/2020 maintained the same level of care under ‘Grooming’ as limited assistance, two (2) times per day as the Resident Functional Needs Assessment Change in Plan dated 6/02/2020. Additionally, per Physicians Report dated 6/23/2020, it stated R1 required assistance of another person for basic ADL’s including bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, managing own cash resources, and was at risk if allowed direct access to personal grooming and hygiene items. Per interviews conducted, basic grooming is part of level 4 care plan, which is the level of care R1 was receiving while living at the facility. Record review of photos portrayed R1 had been unkept and ungroomed for months prior to moving out. Based on all information gathered during the course of the investigation, the above allegation, “Resident was not properly groomed while in care” is deemed Substantiated at this time.
It was also alleged that Resident's laundry needs are not being met while in care. It was reported that inside the room were soiled clothes stacked in the bathtub. Per interviews conducted, it was revealed that laundry includes staff taking the clothes, washing, drying, and folding, and it is up to the resident to put clean folded clothes away. However, per R1’s Physicians Report dated 1/20/2020, R1’s primary diagnosis included: deconditioning, general weakness, gait, balance disorder, and due to a heart attack years before, R1 had paralysis on the left side. Furthermore, R1 required one person assist with ADL’s including bathing, dressing, and toileting needs. After laundry was brought back to R1’s room, it was to be put away by the care staff. Interviews with the ED revealed laundry being put away by care staff was a standard service that came with the level 4 care plan. However, record review revealed photos displaying clothes in the bathtub and on the sofa. Based on the information and documentation obtained and reviewed, the allegation of “Resident's laundry needs are not being met while in care” is deemed Substantiated at this time.
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