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32 | R1's responsible party stated that when they bathed R1 after discharge, there was dried feces all over the backside of R1. Documented Narrative Charting by the facility for R1 stated that on 09/18/2024, R1 was observed by staff to have soiled themselves in bed, which soaked through their mattress. R1’s resident assessment and R1’s needs and services plan both indicated that R1 required stand by assistance while bathing/showering 7 times per week. The resident assessment also stated that R1 bathes themselves with standby assistance daily in the afternoon. All staff interviewed by LPA indicated that resident assessments are followed, and all residents are bathed/showered regularly. All residents interviewed by LPA indicated they are bathed appropriately at the facility. LPA observed residents in the facility during complaint investigation visits on 10/11/2024 and 11/07/2024. During both visits, LPA did not observe any residents with dirty clothing, unwashed/greasy hair, and did not smell any noticeably unpleasant odors on any resident.
Based on the information gathered, there is insufficient evidence to prove the alleged violation occurred. Therefore, the allegation is Unsubstantiated.
On the allegation: Staff overmedicated resident. It is alleged that relatives of R1 felt they were overmedicated by the facility while in care due R1’s observed physical and mental state.
LPA requested and received medical information for R1 while in care at the facility including the current medication record for R1 maintained by their primary care physician (PCP). LPA also received the medication orders and instructions provided by R1’s PCP with the listed medications prescribed dosage, symptom/reason, and quantity. LPA conducted record review of the individual narcotic record for R1 while in care at the facility. The individual narcotic record provides the name and directions for the medication, date and time provided, dosage, staff signatures, and amount remaining. LPA additionally reviewed the centrally stored medication and destruction record for R1 while in care at the facility as well as the medication release documentation for overnight visits and respite discharges. Record review of all medication information provided by both the facility and the PCP of R1 showed no evidence of any overmedication occurring by the facility to R1.
Based on the information gathered, there is insufficient evidence to prove the alleged violation occurred. Therefore, the allegation is Unsubstantiated.
Continued on 9099-C |