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32 | Allegation: Staff lock the facility door not allowing resident access into the facility. It is alleged that on 1/24/2025 at 4:15 PM, R1 sitting outside in the porch area, commented that the front door was locked and that nobody was answering the door when R1 rang the doorbell. It was reported that the staff didn’t answer the door for approximately 7 minutes. All staff interviewed denied the allegation. Four (4) out of four (4) residents interviewed denied the allegation. Based on interview, R1 stated on not being locked out of the facility when asked if R1 was locked out on 1/24/2025. R1 did indicate that the only time the facility locks the door is when R1 has family or friends, R1 would lock his bedroom door to have more privacy. R1 did not indicate ever being locked out nor not being granted access to the facility. Based on interview, the Licensee stated that the front door is locked since there are residents that have Dementia and are a wandering risk. However, the staff are with residents when they go out to the porch and backyard. Based on observation, the facility has a loud doorbell and sensor that has a loud sound when the door opens and closes. There is not enough evidence to substantiate.
Allegation: Staff do not provide adequate meals to residents. It is alleged that residents are served soup every time which is made by combining different canned foods, e.g., canned broth, vegetables, and beans. It is also reported that dinner is always canned soup and sometimes staff add meat to the canned soup and a variety of food is not served to residents. All staff interviewed denied the allegation. Four (4) out of four (4) residents interviewed denied the allegation. LPA observed that the facility provides sufficient 2-day perishable and 7-day non-perishable foods. LPA also observed facility had sufficient supply of fresh vegetables, fruit, flour, and condiments. Based on staff interviews, facility provides alternative options from residents’ requests such as R3 recently requested to eat soup which the facility provided. When another residents like what the other resident is eating, they would request to eat the same meal. LPA also observed that the facility was cooking beef patty, mashed potatoes, and mixed vegetables for lunch on the day of the visit. LPA observed residents eating lunch on the day of the visit. There is not enough evidence to substantiate.
[Continued in LIC-9099-C] |