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32 | The resident was sent out to the Hospital. Review of hospital discharge paperwork shows resident was hospitalized from November 06- November 09, 2024, for “Fractures of the right superior and inferior pubic rami with chronic deformities of the left superior and inferior pubic rami.” There is no evidence of fractures of the right iliac and sacrum. Four out of four staff interviewed state there was always staff with R1 unless the resident was sleeping; however this incident was reported as “Unwitnessed” per incident report. The resident’s family expected staff to always be with the resident and staff obliged per management directive. There was not a specified one on one, it was just understood per family request that a caregiver would be with the resident at all times. Four out of four staff deny the resident was neglected as R1 was continually observed. The resident was always in the activity room and not in the resident’s room as the family demanded the resident was to be kept out of the resident’s room. Appraisal Needs and Services dated November 16, 2023, does not show the resident as a fall risk. On December 29, 2023, facility reported the resident was carrying a laundry basket with the walker when a caregiver assisted the resident back to the room. The resident ended up falling and receiving a skin tear on the knee. First aid was applied. R1 subsequently reported that the caregiver had been rough with them. Facility initiated an investigation and the incident was reported to the family who declined any further action or medical care per facility notes. Four out of four staff deny knowledge of a caregiver being rough with the resident. Facility notes indicate R1 had a fall without an injury on March 22. 2026. Four out of four staff state assisting the resident with toileting and staff were always with the resident. Per facility notes and incident report, R1 requested to sit on patio on September 02, 2024. Staff documented bringing the resident water. When the resident was brought in, R1 had low energy, was warm and red. 911 was called and resident was sent out to the hospital. R1 was subsequently hospitalized for confusion, covid and heat exhaustion. Per Appraisal dated November 16, 2023, R1 was alert and oriented and able to make their needs known. Four out of four staff deny knowledge of how long resident was outside but state the patio is always visible so the resident would not be out of visual range. LPA observed patio is observable from the common area. Staff state R1 preferred to stay on the patio and would protest when staff would bring the resident back in. CONTINUED ON LIC 9099C DATED 08/25/2026 |