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Regarding the allegation, staff did not meet resident’s needs. The Department interviews revealed staff provided ADL assistance, with occasional refusals due to dementia-related behaviors (e.g., layering clothing, shaving refusals). ED reported the electric razor charger was replaced and shaving resumed consistently after care conferences. The Department records review revealed diet changes were implemented following physician orders post-hospitalization for Bell’s Palsy; Progress Notes reflected monitoring and adjustments. The Department observations on 10/27/2021 documented R1 cleanly shaven, well dressed, and room/restroom in good order.
Regarding the allegation, licensee did not provide resident a safe environment. The Department interviews and records review acknowledged historic concerns (e.g., cracked window and a picture frame with broken glass) that were reported and corrected. The Department observations on 07/21/2021 and 10/27/2021 revealed windows intact, no broken glass, clean non-sticky floors, and no observed hazards. Facility maintenance records and staff interviews confirmed responsive repairs.\
Regarding the allegation, licensee did not provide required resident activities. The Department interviews revealed scheduled activities in Compass Rose (memory care) including group walks, music, tactile stimulation (“busy boards”), games (e.g., dice activity), and pet therapy. The Department observations confirmed activities occurring per the posted calendar and availability of supplies (bingo, coloring, puzzles). While resident preference (walking) and engagement varied, evidence supports ongoing activity provision.
Based on interviews, observations, and records review, a preponderance of evidence does not exist to prove any of the six alleged violations occurred. Therefore, these allegations are UNSUBSTANTIATED.
An exit Interview was conducted with Executive Director Wes Hebner. A copy of this report and the Licensee/Appeal Rights (LIC9058 03/22) were provided. |