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32 | 9099C-3.. Notes made on subsequent days reflect that the “swelling is going down”; however, resident is still wandering around the facility with her eyes closed at times, and (R1) has been falling asleep during meals during the shift. Notes from 10/6/2025, document that (R1) became agitated and emotional on the NOC shift when their family member was trying to leave, and (R1) “kept getting up and wandering around” the community.
Staff (S1) stated she began working at the community in May 2025, works on the "pm" shift from 3:00 pm- 11:00, and assists residents with supervision in the dining room. (S1) indicated she "never witnessed (R1) fall". Another staff stated (R1) has had a lot of falls and bruising as a result, and (R1) wanders around the community. This staff confirmed he has "never seen (R1) fall- but only after they fell", commenting (R1) is "very wobbly". This staff added that he tries to calm her down as she "cries a lot". LPA asked how (R1) may have injured their neck as well as their face/nose when falling in early October 2025. This staff replied "I’m not sure how (R1) injured their neck- residents fall in different ways- we can't restrain them".
LPA observed (R1) sitting in the dining room on 10/15/2025 (1:15 pm) and observed the left side of their face, above and below their eye, to be yellowish purple. LPA attempted to engage in conversation about how the bruising occurred, but (R1) could not explain it, and only commented “I think it hurts”. LPA observed (R1’s) eyes to be closed but then (R1) to slightly open them when LPA asked if they could open their eyes.
On 10/15/2025, LPA spoke to a Med-Tech staff and caregiver staff who were also in the dining room at that time. The Med-Tech staff commented that she recently spoke to a representative at (R1’s) health care plan about the new Gabapentin prescription, which was prescribed as it "calms their nerves in pain and on their head". The Med-Tech stated (R1) is "not eating breakfast as (R1) is tired" in the morning and has "walked with their eyes closed and bumped into walls" on some mornings. The Med-Tech confirmed that (R1) has been "crying a lot, which has been normal lately". A care giver staff, stated that (R1) has been "screaming and walking into the walls" a lot lately.
LPA reviewed an email sent on 10/11/2025 from the administrator to a representative at (R1's) health care group. The email states that (R1) has had a "change in condition- getting aggressive, crying yelling and swearing" two to three times daily, and staff need to stay with (R1) for at least an hour.
*cont on 9099C-4. |