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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Seaside Healthcare Llc during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
A resident with MDD, anxiety, PTSD, and intact cognition, who was primarily bedbound and usually received bed baths, experienced bowel incontinence and declined a shower, requesting a bed bath and to speak with the unit manager. The unit manager was not informed of this request. After the charge nurse confirmed with leadership that there were no contraindications to a shower, the charge nurse and a CNA used a mechanical lift to place the resident on a shower chair, covered the resident with bath blankets, and transported the resident to the shower room. Despite the resident expressing fear, stating they did not feel like a shower, and later reporting crying and repeatedly saying they did not want a shower, staff proceeded with the shower. This conflicted with the resident’s expressed wishes and the facility’s policy on the right to refuse treatment, dignity, and reasonable accommodation of individual needs and preferences.
Resident’s Refusal of Shower and Preference for Bed Bath Not Honored
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Summary
The deficiency involves the facility’s failure to honor a cognitively intact resident’s right to refuse care and choose their preferred method of bathing. After an episode of bowel incontinence, staff asked the resident if they wanted a shower, and the resident declined, requesting a bed bath and to speak with the unit manager. The unit manager was in a clinical meeting and was not made aware of the resident’s request. The charge nurse interrupted the meeting, asked leadership if there was any reason the resident could not have a shower, and was told there were no known contraindications. The charge nurse then informed the resident that management was okay with the resident having a shower, and staff proceeded with preparations for a shower despite the resident’s prior refusal and request for alternative care. The resident, who had diagnoses including Major Depressive Disorder, Anxiety, and PTSD and a BIMS score indicating intact cognition, was primarily bedbound and typically received bed baths, with the care plan later revised to specify bed baths only per request. A CNA and the charge nurse used a mechanical lift to transfer the resident onto a shower chair, covered the resident with bath blankets, and transported the resident down the hall to the shower room. According to the CNA, the resident expressed fear and said not to push or take them down, and again said they did not feel like a shower, but the CNA encouraged the shower as being quick. The resident reported being placed naked on a sheet, transported down the hall, and bathed while crying, yelling, and repeatedly stating they did not want a shower, and later described hating the experience and continuing to have nightmares. The facility’s own policy states that residents have the right to refuse treatment, to have their dignity maintained, and to have their needs and preferences reasonably accommodated, which was not followed in this incident.
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