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32 | 9099AC-1.. Allegation: Resident sustained unexplained injuries while in care. The allegation states resident (R1) was observed to have multiple bruises on arms and legs at different stages of healing.
The House manager stated resident used a wheelchair only, was out of bed part-time and that (R1) moved in with bruises, but she did not document or take any photos of the bruises. Both the House Manager and staff (S1) stated that by the second week, (R1) was able to leave their room and be in the common areas.
(S1) stated to LPA on 7/9/24, that (R1) didn't like to be changed, did not fall and never went to the hospital during her three- week stay at the board and care. Resident's family member, the Administrator at the time, and the House Manager also indicated (R1) was never sent to the hospital.
A home health staff stated "(R1) did not move in with any bruises", as they saw (R1) at the "initial visit, which was one week after move in" and (R1) only had a small abrasion on her cheek at that time. The home health staff stated they observed bruises on (R1) "two weeks after (R1) moved in", and was told by care staff at that time that (R1) will get up at night and fell.
Home Health notes confirm that on 6/10/24, home health staff observed a "skin abrasion on the right cheek" and that facility staff stated (R1) hit her cheek on her bed when trying to get out of bed during the night. The home health nurse assessed the wound and requested wound care orders.
Resident's family member stated that the House Manager would state her staff “were gentle”, but she was told by two home health staff that the bruises were “not consistent with the types of falls the facility said she had” and the bruising was “oval in shape, like a person’s hand-prints. The family member stated the House Manager had told her that (R1) “moved in with the bruises”.
Resident's family member stated that (R1) told her there were (2) female caregivers that lived at the care home, and she thinks the one who worked at night is “meaner” based on what (R1) said and that staff "would grab her tight”.
Home health notes from 6/17/24 document that a home health nurse was present for wound care, neuro assessment, and a medication reconciliation. Notes document that (R1) is having "hallucinations, agitation and crying, especially during the night".
*cont on 9099AC-2... |