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32 | to which staff member assisted R1 after finding resident on floor by kitchen area. Staff assessed R1’s skin tear on left leg and administered pain meds. Facility staff contacted responsible parties and R1 requested to return to room. R1 later that same morning complained of pain, was reassessed by staff and was sent out to St. Joseph hospital for further evaluation.
Facility In Service training log dated from January to July of 2024 documents that facility staff have had on site training's for the following areas of care: fall prevention, colostomy care, fatigue, depression, reporting change of condition, diabetes, and preventing injury using proper body mechanics of lifting & transferring.
The Facility Residence and Care Agreement documents the types of care services provided to residents such as Living accommodations, laundry, housekeeping, personal supplies, meals, planned activities, transportation, emergency response and fire protection, consultation, round the clock staffing, incontinence care and dementia services. The Care Agreement also covers additional areas of care such as “change of level of care”, “responsibility with yourself” and “risk of falls”.
LPA Tirre contacted Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Coordinator Andrew Tran of Orange County Fire Authority to obtain service calls received from facility for requested assistance to residents. EMS Coordinator stated that Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) looked into the history of facility and stated that OCFA did not receive any calls for service in over a year.
LPA Tirre contacted Anaheim Fire and Rescue regarding service calls from facility requesting for assistance to residents. Anaheim Fire and Rescue Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Nurse Educator Jamie Jantzen stated that their department received 25 calls for fall lift assists for 2024 year.
On July 31, 2024 Facility Witness contacted Department and did not corroborate allegations stating they were “just rumors and inaccurate information”.
During visit on August 6, 2024 LPA did not observe any health and safety concerns while touring facility.
Based off information obtained this agency has investigated the complaint. Although the allegations Staff leave the residents unattended for an excessive amount of time and Staff are not providing adequate care and supervision may have happened or is valid , there is no preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation did or did not occur , therefore the allegation is UNSUBSTANTIATED.
An exit interview was conducted with Executive Director Pellicer and a copy of this report was provided to facility.
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