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Inaccurate Electronic Transmission of Resident Assessment Status

Hormigueros, PR Survey Completed on 04-29-2025

Penalty

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Summary

The facility failed to accurately transmit the resident assessment instrument status for two residents, resulting in incorrect documentation in the electronic system. In the first case, a female resident admitted for a left total knee replacement was discharged to home with home care and medical equipment. However, her discharge was incorrectly entered into the system as a transfer to a short-term general hospital, rather than a community discharge, as indicated in the MDS Section A A0310 F. This error was identified during a record review and confirmed by the MDS coordinator. In the second case, a male resident admitted for a right total knee replacement was transferred to the hospital due to suspected kidney failure. Despite the transfer being a hospitalization, the electronic system incorrectly documented the discharge as a return home. The MDS coordinator acknowledged the error during an interview. Both cases demonstrate failures in accurately transmitting resident assessment data, as required.

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