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32 | Regarding: Facility did not order refill for the resident's prescription medications on time.
It is alleged that staff forgot to order medication refill for resident for about 2 months and it was the facility's responsibility to order the refill.
Staff deny the allegation. Interviews with (6) out of (6) staff indicated, resident's medication is ordered on time. Interviews with R3-R4 revealed, there has not been a (2) month lapse in medication administration for R1. R3-R4 indicated, medication is ordered on time and given to residents correctly without interruptions. R3 stated, if R1 would have had such a long interruption in taking their medication, it would have been detrimental for their health. R3 further stated, "Residents need their medication to be administered without interruptions in order to live." Interviews with S5-S6 indicated, R1 receives their medication, daily, on time and without interruptions. Interviews with (9) out of (10) residents indicated, their medication refills are always ordered by the facility on time and there are no interruptions on taking their medication. Additional interview conducted on 8/9/25 indicated, R1 has been receiving her medication from med-tech staff since their initial admission to the facility. R1 also stated, they receive their medication daily and on time. Record review indicated, MAR from May - August 2025 reflect medication has been administered correctly to R1 without interruptions by facility staff. Staff and resident interviews and record review, does not corroborate the allegation.
.Although the allegations may have happened or are valid, there is no preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation did or did not occur, therefore the allegations are unsubstantiated. An exit interview was conducted, with Bobbie Rodriguez, Director of Memory Care Unit and a copy of this report was provided. |