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Regarding the allegation, Resident #1 (R1) incurred unexplained bruising while in care. More specifically, it was noted R1 had a bruise on their right forearm and a bruise on the inside of the wrist. On June 19, 2022 R1 responsibly party noted a bruise on R1 right forearm as well as a bruise on the inside of the wrist. Review of assessment records noted on June 1, 2022 and on June 18,2022, R1 has small discoloration on the right arm with no complaints, and R1 continued to refuse icepacks on several occasions in that time period.
Regarding the allegation, R1's care needs were not met and the licensee did not accord the resident with adequate hygiene supplies. More specifically, Licensee did not change R1 wet pants and used the correct size of incontinence briefs. R1 needs and service plan dated March 14, 2022, and September 15, 2021 goals for R1 outline strategies to address hygiene needs and issues related to incontinence and changing R1 brief and clothing. On June 2, 2022, a healthcare provider evaluated R1, including medication adjustments for behavior changes to address concerns, including refusing showers and changing wet clothes. R1 is ambulatory and can freely walk around the memory care unit and participate in activities. Interviews with staff reveal that staff perform two-hour room checks, including incontinence checks on clients, and address incontinence issues as they arise for all residents. In addition, R1 records revealed that throughout 2021 and 2022, no signs of skin issues were noted during incontinence brief changes.
Regarding the allegation, the Licensee did not ensure medical care for the resident. More specifically, the R1 ingrown toenail problem was not addressed by the Licensee staff. Records indicated that right toe pain was addressed by a visit from the podiatrist, conducted on April 12, 2022, at the facility. Further review of the records reveals that R1 reported no complaints regarding toe pain or difficulties with ambulation noted during May 2022. A medical professional evaluated R1 on June 2, 2022, and no notes of physical complaints or ambulation issues were noted.
(Continued on LIC9099-C)
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