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32 | Allegation “Staff did not have planned activities for a resident:”
The complaint alleges that Resident #1 (R1) did not have activities available during the time they lived at the facility and that R1 was left in their room during the day without a functional television. LPA interviewed residents and staff related to the allegation, as well as R1 and their family member. Record review and interview revealed that R1 resided at the facility from 08/06/2025 to 08/21/2025. R1’s medical assessment dated 08/06/2025 indicates R1 is bedridden with a comment indicating R1 “is unable to ambulate due to contracted legs from being immobile and sitting in a recliner for over 2 years.” Interview revealed that R1 did remain in their room due to their ambulatory status, however the facility has an activity coordinator who visits the facility twice a week. Activity coordinator stated R1 was unable to join in group activities in common areas of the facility, but activity coordinator visited with the resident in R1’s room and engaged R1 in activities on the ipad. R1 was offered card games and other activities but declined those offers. Interviews revealed facility staff also conversed with R1 and offered additional activities, however R1 chose not to participate in activities due to chronic pain. Interview with R1 revealed they remained in their room and watched television during waking hours. Interview with residents revealed the facility does offer activities to the residents, should they wish to participate. The information obtained during the investigation did not include sufficient evidence to corroborate the allegation. Although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not sufficient evidence to prove the alleged violation did or did not occur, therefore the allegation "staff did not have planned activities for a resident" is deemed Unsubstantiated at this time.
Allegation “Staff mishandled a resident’s personal belonging:”
According to the complainant, R1’s cell phone was confiscated while R1 was residing at the facility. Management interviewed stated R1 had brought a red flip phone with them when they moved into the facility, but that no charger was brought for the phone. Management indicated they did not have the appropriate charger so they were initially unable to assist R1 in charging their phone battery. Even when additional personal items were brought in for R1, no phone charging cord was provided. LPA reviewed all documents for R1, including a blank personal property inventory, so LPA was unable to determine which personal items R1 may have had with them while residing at the facility. Managers interviewed indicated they did procure an appropriate cord to charge R1’s phone after R1 had been at the facility a few days. Staff interviewed indicated that due to R1’s physical condition, R1 was unable to plug their phone in to charge it
Report Continued on LIC 9099-C
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