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Case Study: The Reporting Party
The reporting party (RP) stated on 1/17/17 at approximately 5PM the administrator Hee Lee opened the front door and informed resident Sally Chavez she could leave the facility. She then proceeded to walk out of the facility without an escort. According to the RP the facility maintain residents with memory care issues requiring alarms on the doors. Allowing the resident to exit the building was irresponsible and reckless. The resident was left outdoors unattended for an undetermined amount of time. Fortunately the door remained opened and the resident was observed outdoors in the cold. She was returned to the warmth of the facility without incident. When asked why the resident was told to leave the facility, the RP stated the resident has a
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