Senior Care Records.

Complaint Investigation Report

Inclusion Specialized Programs,llc - Condon, Inglewood09/26/2024Licence 198320071

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Date signed10/01/2024 01:09:16 PM
The inspector’s account

S1-S5 stated that C1 did not sustain multiple unexplained injuries while in care. S1-S5 stated that C1 has a history of striking their own biceps, and stomach with C1's hands and tearing clothing. S1-S5 also stated that no physical restraints were used on C1. C2 stated that C1 has self-abusive behaviors and that staff did not harm or injure C1. C3 who was not a client at the facility at the time, mentioned that C1 attended the same Day Program and that C1 only hits individuals he dislikes.

LPA Bunker requested, observed, and conducted a thorough review of the client's file folder. LPA Bunker requested copies of the following supporting documents including the following: Physician's report, medical records, admission agreement, identification and emergency information, contact information, medication list, medication log, medication administration records (MARs), medical assessment, consent forms, release of resident medical information, special incident reports, individual emergency intervention plan (IEP), individual program plan (IPP), Westside Regional Center Monthly QBMP Audit records, appraisal/needs and services plan.

Allegation #1 Client sustained multiple unexplained injuries while in the care of staff

S1-S5 interviewed stated C1 did not sustain multiple unexplained injuries while in the care of staff. S1-S5 stated the facility is a crisis home that requires a higher level of supervision and care for clients. S1-S5 stated staff does a complete body check on C1 before he leaves for the Day Program and when C1 returns home to the facility no bruises or injuries were observed. S1-S5 stated that C1 has a history of sustaining bruises and scratches on the body. S1-S5 denied the allegation.

Allegation #2 Staff improperly restrained client resulting in bruising

S1-S5 interviewed stated staff did not improperly restrain the client resulting in bruising. S1-S5 stated the facility is a crisis home that requires a higher level of supervision and care for clients. S1-S5 stated that C1 would strike their own biceps, and stomach, with the hands and tear clothing. S1-S5 stated C1 was never physical restraint by staff resulting in bruising. S1-S5 denied the allegation.

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