Continued from LIC9099C.
arrived to take R1 to an appointment that had been canceled. S1 stated due to the family’s previous history at the facility she denied entrance because she did not feel safe not to retaliate, and the Contra Costa Sheriffs were called to help with the situation.
Allegation: Facility did not safeguard resident’s personal belongings
During initial interview RP stated R1’s belongings had mildew on it. RP submitted a photo that showed three (3) pair of shoes. Two (2) shoes had some unknown material on them but during review LPA could not distinguish if it was mildew, dust, or dirt. The photo was taken outside on the cement at unknown location.
Allegation: Staff left resident with feces for extended periods of time
RP stated when R1 was removed the facility and taken to the Contra Costa Medical Center R1’s diaper had not been changed and there was crusted feces in her diaper. RP submitted photos as documentation. LPA reviewed photos and observed a small amount of something brown in color on diaper and on the body of the person in the photograph. However, there isn’t enough evidence to suggest that staff left resident with feces for an extended period of time.
Allegation: Facility overcharged resident
RP stated during initial interview that R1 had been charged for appointments but had not been seen by the primary physician since October 2022. S1 stated the facility do not charge for doctor appointments. Review of the admission agreement under basic services item 7 indicates the family is responsible for transporting the resident to medical or dental appointments.
Continued on LIC9099C.
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