Apostolic Christian Restmor

I remember calling (V8/R1's Primary Physician) and letting them know what was going on and then getting (R1) sent out to the hospital.

That was my focus because (R1) seemed injured. V7 also stated they (the facility) uses silent bed alarms for high-risk residents who fall to assist with fall prevention. On 9/2/25 at 2:01 PM V3/Director of Nursing stated any resident who is determined a high-risk fall, had fallen out of bed, or attempted to self-transfer would be placed on a silent bed alarm to help prevent falls, then the silent bed alarm would then be placed on the care plan for a fall intervention. V3 verified the only investigations from the fall the facility had was from V4/Registered Nurse who determined the root cause of the fall was the silent bed alarm had not been functioning properly when R1 got up, so staff were not alerted to get to R1 before R1 had fallen. V3 stated, The care plan intervention for (R1's) fall on 10/18/23 was to replace the malfunctioning bed alarm with a new alarm, so I am assuming the bed alarm was not functioning properly as it should. We (the facility) put in place around a year for staff to check the bed alarms each shift to ensure proper functioning, which include staff tapping on the bed alarm first to ensure the bed alarm beeps and is functioning properly prior to placing resident on the bed alarm.

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