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Records and interviews showed: R1 moved into the facility during May 2023 and was their own payee and responsible person. Per R1’s LIC602 Physician’s Reports, since move-in, R1 has been diagnosed with Lung Cancer, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Gait Instability, and Fatigue. R1 did not have Dementia or Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and showed no sign of memory loss to LPA. While R1 had a diagnosis of Schizophrenia, R1 also displayed to LPA that they were fully oriented to persons, time, date, and place.
Electronic date and timestamped charting/progress notes, corroborated by facility care records and care staff interviews, showed: For most of R1’s residency, R1 was independent in Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), requiring no care services from Licensee, beyond basic room and board. However, R1 had a general worsening in their baseline breathing ability during the complaint period. For example, between 08/11/2025 and 01/12/2026, facility staff called 911 on at least six (6) separate occasions due to R1’s difficulty breathing / shortness of breath episodes. Following one of their hospital visits in September 2025, a foley-type urinary catheter was prescribed to R1 (which R1 continues to use).
R1’s updated LIC602 Physician’s Report from 09/16/2025 mentioned R1 having “acute lower respiratory infection,” “acute hypoxic respiratory failure,” “elevated brain natriuretic peptide level” (indicates increased stress, pressure, or fluid overload on the heart), and “urinary retention due to benign prostatic hyperplasia.” R1’s updated LIC602 Physician’s Report from 12/30/2025 mentioned R1 having “acute hypoxic and hypercapnic failure,” “COPD exacerbation,” and earlier “pneumonia.”
On 10/22/2025, Licensee performed a formal care plan reassessment / reappraisal on R1, determining that R1, as of that date, required caregiver assistance with dressing once (1) per day, catheter care four (4) times per day, daily housekeeping, visual status checks three (3) times per day, and scheduled meal tray / room service three (3) times per day. These changes placed R1 at what Licensee called “Level 3” Care. On 01/22/2026, Licensee performed a second formal care plan reassessment / reappraisal on R1, determining that R1, as of that date, no longer required dressing assistance or meal tray / room service. However, R1 continued to require catheter care four (4) times per day and daily housekeeping. Also, visual status checks on R1 increased to six (6) times per day. These changes placed R1 at what Licensee called “Level 2” Care. [CONTINUED ON LIC 9099-C, 2 of 2] |