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they needed assistance with bathing and dressing, but was able to eat, walk and go to the bathroom independently. Review of R1’s Care Plan dated 08/08/2024 indicated that R1 could ambulate with a walker, required stand-by assist during showers, and needed verbal prompting and reminders for grooming and personal hygiene tasks. Interviews conducted with involved parties revealed conflicting statements. 8 of 9 interviews conducted stated that they did not observe R1 or other residents to be handled roughly. 2 of 9 interviews stated that R1 was observed to be in dirty clothes and have dirty hands and nails while 2 of 9 interviews were unable to provide additional information regarding R1’s care. 5 of 9 interviews stated that R1 was always observed to be clean and presentable. This allegation is Unsubstantiated.
“Reporting Requirements” - Complainant alleged that facility did not contact R1's responsible party timely after a fall where R1 hit their head. Review of facility incident report received by the Department on 01/08/2025 showed that R1 had a fall on 01/07/2025 and showed that R1’s responsible party was contacted on 01/08/2025 by phone. On 04/07/2025, the Department received email correspondence from the Complainant where they retracted their statement that R1’s responsible party was not contacted. Per email received, R1’s responsible party was contacted on 01/08/2025 and was left a voicemail by the facility. Per Title 22 Regulations, 87211(a)(1)(4), the facility notified the Department within the appropriate time frame of 7 days of the incident occurring. This allegation is Unsubstantiated.
“Facility did not follow COVID protocols during an outbreak” – Complainant alleged that facility did not follow COVID infection protocols during an outbreak that occurred July 2024. Review of Department’s system did not show reports of a COVID outbreak in July 2024 at the facility. Per California Department of Public Health, for employers, an outbreak was defined as “3 or more cases of COVID-19.” Interviews conducted with involved parties revealed conflicting statements. Some interviews stated that the facility had COVID at the end of July 2024 but were unable to recall how many cases there were while other interviews stated that the facility had two COVID cases or less at end of July 2024. Another interview stated that there was a COVID outbreak at the end of July 2024. This allegation is Unsubstantiated.
Continued on LIC9099C
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