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32 | Regarding the allegation that staff interfered with administration of medications prescribed by medical doctor, RP stated that the resident (R1) was over medicated and was provided an increase dosage of Zoloft for two days.
Based on record reviews, according to the R1s centrally stored medication record, Zoloft is to be administered one tablet a day with 25mg dosage. On the medication administration record (MAR) for the month of September 2022 there was one day where R1 was given twice the dosage of the medication. No other documentation stating that it was approved by R1s physician.
Regarding the allegation of staffing is inadequate to meet residents' care needs, RP stated that there are not enough staff to meet clients’ needs and to supervise them. There is only one caregiver during the day hours between 8:30 am to 9pm.
LPA Jeung interviewed two staff members and one staff member (S3) mentioned that when R1 fell he/she was not able to assist right away as there is another resident being helped in the bathroom. Based on records review, the LIC 500 or Personnel report schedule, dated October 19, 2022, only stated the number of days and time that a staff member works. No specific days are stated.
Regarding the allegation of meals are not prepared on site,RP stated that meals are not prepared on site.
According to an interview with a staff member (S3), breakfast and dinner are prepared on site. However, lunch is made in the other facility, Sandhill in Middle Ave, two to three times a week. The food is contained in plastic containers and just delivered by another staff member (S4) to the facility by car.
Regarding the allegation of resident's weight loss was not documented nor reported to medical doctor and responsible party accurately, RP states that R1 has lost significant amount of weight in 2-3 months. From 115lbs to 87lbs.
LPA Donato asked the facility for weight loss records but was not able to produce said documentation.
Therefore, based on the interviews conducted and information collected, the above allegations are
determined to be SUBSTANTIATED. Deficiencies of the California Code of Regulations, Title, 22
cited on the LIC9099-D. Failure to correct the deficiencies may result in civil penalties. |