complaint·January 6, 2026

(Continued by LIC 9099) It was explained that the Physician's Orders medication record is "profile only" since the pharmacy R1 uses an outside pharmacy. For medications to be inputted to the electronic Medication Administration Record, all medication lists go through the in-house pharmacy. The prescribing physician shown does not change on the profile only. The in-house pharmacy does not actively fill R1's routine medications, thus, the physician on record is the last prescribing physician. R1 came in August 22, 2024 and some medications have not changed and thus, there have been no changes in the prescribing physician unless the prescription changed. LPA interviewed three of three staff members and three of three witnesses. Based on staff and witness interviews, it was agreed the medication record discrepancy from the medication bottle is confusing. It was determined the licensee is complying with regulations. The allegation that Staff are not ensuring accurate information on the resident's physician's orders for medication is Unfounded. The allegation is false, could not have happened, and/or is without a reasonable basis. An exit interview was conducted with Tonya Reynolds, Executive Director and Lizette Flores, Health Services Director and a copy of this report was provided to the facility.