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Failure to Ensure Safe Hoyer Lift Transfer Resulting in Resident Injury

Twin Falls, Idaho Survey Completed on 05-01-2025

Penalty

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Summary

The facility failed to ensure resident safety during a Hoyer lift transfer, resulting in harm to a resident with dementia and anxiety. During the transfer, one of the Hoyer lift legs became stuck under a closet door, which caused a sling strap webbing loop to slip off one of the lift's six-point loop connections. This improper transfer led to the resident falling out of the Hoyer lift and sustaining left superior and inferior pubic fractures. The incident occurred because the CNAs did not move furniture or adequately plan the transfer process, as required by the Hoyer lift user manual. The lack of proper preparation and failure to ensure a clear path for the lift directly contributed to the accident and subsequent injury to the resident.

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