CCIB received a call from Susan, her Grandmother was at the facility for four weeks, moved in 11/17/2015, Mable Werane (DOB 09/08/1914). While she was there, the family thought maybe she was having trouble adjusting to the new place as the one she lived at for 8 years had just closed. Two days after she moved in, she had a doctor appointment, her family noticed that she was wearing depends, even though she never wore them before. They discovered that the staff was not taking her to the bathroom every four hours as she was accustomed, just left her in the depends. The family also started to notice that when they changed her, they seemed to just toss her around, she would be overheard saying "Don't, Don't and Ow, Ow." The staff reported that she would be yelling and kicking when they tried to assist her to do things. The staff texted Susan, Mable has a scratch on her arm and needed a bandage, they did not know how she got it. Susan (who is an RN) arrived, she took a photo of the four inch gash/skin tear and Susan provided first aid to the wound. Mable has multiple bruises as well. The staff then wanted to shower her Grandmother, despite recommendation that they sponge bathe her because of the wound, they showered her anyway (Susan's aunt noted that the shower had feces in it). The aunt also noted feces on wipes kept in the bathroom. The family began to look for alternative placement. Susan reported that her mother was visiting during a meal time, when she overheard another resident being …show more content…
And although she has occasionally seen vegetables and fruit at meals, they are usually of the caned variety. The day she took her Grandmother out of the facility, they served her three pieces of toast with jam and French Toast. The put it on the table at 9 am and kept reheating it, until Susan said she would get her Grandmother breakfast at 11
On 7/20/2015 S/O EMT Perez was dispatched to MG-601 regarding a fall. S/O EMT Perez knocked and announced his presence at the door, when there was no answer S/ O EMT Perez annonced his presnece again and began to search the apartment. S/O EMT Perez found the resident, a Mrs. Doris Cotts on her bathroom floor by her toilet. Mrs.Cotts stated that she had slipped from her motorized scooter and fell onto the floor.
CCIB received an Incident Report from the LTCO Maged Mansour (213) 351-6433 regarding resident Maria Alcantara. The SOC 341 states that Maria disclosed to facility staff and her Day Program staff that residential facility staff member Gloria G hit her in her back. Once notified by of incident the facility staff notified the administrator Kendal Woods (323) 208-0133. According to the RP the incident is under investigation. The suspected abuser would be suspended pending
CCIB Intake received a call from Co-Complainant Adrienne Williams (323) 802-5315 who disclosed that the son of resident Eleanor Lanzarotta in room 204 punched resident David Lester in the face. Notably David is described as having dementia with aggressive and combative tendencies. Today, April 24, 2017, David entered Eleanor 's room and struck her which resulted in her son striking him back. The complainant was not aware if David sustained an injury from the encounter due to it being the end of the shift. The complainant reported David is not appropriately placed in the facility and poses a significant risk to the other residents in care.
CCIB received SOC 341 involving resident Camille Griffith (DOB: 03/09/84). Resident left a message with North Los Angeles County Regional Center (NLACRC) supervisor stating that her roommate, Patricia raped her. The resident later stated that it was consentual and then changed her statement to not consentual. Last week, the resident stated that she engaged in consentual sex. The story as reported by resident is that she slept with her roommate 's boyfriend.
R/s Mrs. Wittenberg has a problem with her hygiene. R/s the smell is overpowering that the examination room door can’t be closed. R/s Mrs. Wittenberg has scratches on her back. R/s Mrs. Wittenberg has been refusing home health and physically therapy services because she doesn’t want anyone in her home. R/s according Mrs. Wittenberg they only live out of three rooms in their room.
Brionna’s duties as a CNA are to provide basic care to her patients, as well as assist those in their daily routines they might have trouble doing themselves, such as bathing, going to the bathroom, eating and etc. Her job is very personal so she has to be very compassionate and enjoy helping others. Even if she’s having a bad day, she can’t let it interfere with her job. “Some of these elderly people
Sometimes, Jeannette and her siblings don’t have any food to eat and are forced to eat whatever they can find. They search for food in the dumpster and eat anything in their usually empty refrigerator. Jeannette and Lori eat a stick of margarine because it is the
As a nurse herself she tried to help him, but she saw a wound shot in the back of his head and he was
Throughout this novel, Laurie Halse Anderson incorporated seven vital foods that Melinda ate: Ho-Hos, Mashed potatoes, powdered doughnuts, Pop Tarts, the disgusting turkey soup, pizza, and the applesauce. Somes of these meals she ate alone, but other times she ate these meals with Heather and the other people in the cafeteria or even her parents. In the book How to Read Literature like a Professor, Foster claimed that food is used in novels to unite opposing sides in the chapter “Nice to eat with you: Acts of Communion.” This was shown in the book, Speak, as Melinda learned to become acquaintances and somewhat “friends” with Heather even though they have nothing in common. This type of situation was also emphasized when Melinda’s family ate
The aide did her job, addressed a possible issue to her administrator, and followed rules set by that administrator. Herman suffered the most. He was lonely, sad, and felt unsafe. He was a war veteran and an elderly man. Although not positive, he could have had PTSD and depression, which could have been evaluated and assessed if it had been acted upon.
When granny walked in the attendant said, “Charity case I suppose” (para. 69). The attendant just looked at granny and called her charity just because of the way she looked. Assuming by her skin color and how she was dressed that she would not be able to afford whatever she was about to ask for. The attendant started asking granny questions, but she stayed silent this aggravated the attendant, so she started saying things like “Are you deaf” (para. 73) trying to get granny to start talking. The nurse eventually came out trying to get granny to talk as well.
When she got to the cottage the next morning, the front door was open and also there were small stains of blood on the sink. The toilet was unflushed and Meredith's room was locked so she called
The staff nurse followed all protocols defined by the hospital. When Monroe arrived at the hospital there was no apparent emergency. Moreover, the nurse went above and beyond to provide for her, she gave Monroe information where to get OB services and even offered an ambulance
On 10-17-2017, at approximately 2155 hours, Officer Sabo B3173 noticed there were several Inmates crowding D6 B-Pod bathroom located at 3225 W. Gibson Ln Phoenix AZ 85009. Officer Sabo advised me via the radio that I needed to go check B-Pods bathroom. I immediately went to B-Pod; Officer Sabo then made a radio call for additional officers for an inmate/inmate fight. As I entered B-bod several people ran out of the bathroom. I told the Inmates that were running out of the restroom to have a seat at the dayroom table.
The time I go to bed varies from 12 to 3 in the morning.” The second question I asked her was “could you give me an example of a typical meal (breakfast/lunch/dinner/snack)?” For this question, she was quick to answer, “For breakfast, my mom cooks Doenjang soup (soybean soup vegetables), cooked rice, kimchi, bean sprout side dish, spinach side dish, steamed egg, roasted small