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32 | Regarding the allegation “Staff sexually abused resident:”
The complaint alleges that while assisting R1 with daily care needs on the evening of 08/05/2022, Staff #1 (S1) inserted semen that had been obtained from Individual #1 (I1) into R1, who was residing in the facility’s Assisted Living unit. At that time, I1 was employed by the facility through an agency, which provides temporary caregivers during times the facility is experiencing staffing shortages. Review of R1’s facility documents revealed that R1 was incontinent and facility staff provided R1 with regular incontinence care as a part of R1’s Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). Interview revealed that S1 did provide ADL care for R1 on multiple occasions, as S1 was regularly employed by the facility as a caregiver in the Assisted Living unit. Interview and record review also revealed that R1 is non-ambulatory and is a 2-person physical assist for all transfers and incontinence care needs. Interview revealed that during the daytime hours Monday-Friday, R1 utilized a private caregiver. Facility staff was still assigned to provide R1’s ADL care, including showers, incontinence needs, dressing and grooming assistance. However, as R1 required 2-person transfer assistance, when R1’s private caregiver was present, only one facility staff would enter R1’s room to assist with incontinence care instead of the regular two facility staff. Interview revealed that 2 persons were always present in the room while incontinence care was being provided to R1.
Interview with S1 revealed that on an unknown date in early August while providing incontinence care, S1 noticed white discharge and had informed R1. R1 accused S1 of putting semen in R1 on 08/05/2022, rather than the Calmoseptine R1 was regularly prescribed. IB investigator confirmed that R1 did have a prescription for Calmoseptine. Additionally, record review revealed that on 08/06/2022, R1 was prescribed Monistat cream and Diflucan for a yeast infection. R1 refused the Diflucan order; subsequently on 08/07/2022, R1’s physician ordered Monistat 7 Simply Cure for a yeast infection diagnosis. R1 reported to R1’s family member that discharge found in R1’s incontinence brief was semen obtained from I1. R1’s family member then employed Technical Associates, Inc. to examine items collected in the investigation. A copy of the report was provided to CCLD and reviewed as part of the complaint investigation. Report indicated a sample was received on 08/17/2022 and all areas tested negative with this presumptive test for semen and no male DNA was detected in the sample. Later, on 08/20/2022, R1’s physician prescribed Vibramycin for Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). On 08/21/2022, facility staff noted R1 had yellowish to greenish discharge and informed R1’s family member and physician.
Interview with R1 revealed that R1 was unsure if S1 was present in their room on 08/05/2022 during the Report Continued on LIC 9099-C
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