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11/26/2021. Current Medication Administration Record (MAR) and Centrally Stored Medication record were reviewed for November 2022. Record review revealed that staff were utilizing a medication list from 11/26/2021 to determine which medications R1 is prescribed and to order medications. However, R1 has been under hospice care since 07/21/2022 and the medication list for the period of 09/22/2022-11/20/2022 contains different medications prescribed. Interview revealed that R1 only takes 2 regularly scheduled medications, however the list provided by hospice indicates daily medications Hydroxine hydrochloride, Multivitamin, Trazodone hydrochloride. None of these regularly prescribed medications were present at the facility during today's visit. Additional medications listed as PRN (as needed) Ativan 0.5mg, Betamethasone dipropionate, Lactulose, Levsin 0.125mg, Zophran 4mg were not present at the facility. Interview also revealed that R1's Docusate Sodium was unable to be administered due to waiting on the prescription for delivery. MAR indicated the Docusate Sodium was administered only once on 11/10/2022, however the prescription label is dated 11/07/2022, was divided between two bubble packs and had 3 softgels removed from the bubble packs. Medication review also revealed that R1 has multiple medications ordered as needed (PRN), however, there is no documentation from the physician regarding the parameters by which to administer PRN medications or if R1 is able to determine the need for PRN medication. MAR review revealed R1 has not taken any PRN medications during November 2022, the time period observed. Based on interview and record review, the allegation that "Staff do not dispense medication as prescribed" is deemed SUBSTANTIATED at this time.
The complaint also alleges that facility staff do not assist with grooming. Staff interview revealed that R1 receives showers once a week with the hospice shower aide. Staff provide additional showers for R1 if needed. Facility staff shower other residents, however there are two (2) who refuse showers. Shower refusal is not documented, nor is there a process for informing residents' responsible party in the event of a refusal. Regarding additional hygiene needs, interview revealed that toenails are only cut by a podiatrist and due to scheduling conflicts with the current provider, this service has been unable to be provided as of late. Licensee indicated she plans to change to an alternate provider to remedy the situation, but hasn't yet. LPA observed Resident #2 (R2) to have long toenails and R2 stated they cannot cut their own. One resident has a mobile manicurist who visits the resident at the facility, but the other residents do not receive this service. Licensee will inquire as to whether R1's responsible party will allow for this service to be provided. Interview revealed that R1 does wear gloves to limit scratching. Hospice nurse was able to recently assist in trimming Report Continued on LIC 9099-C |