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Nursing home closed due to lack of hygiene and food in Campinas

Lack of food and bedding with urine in use cause closure in Campinas nursing home Disclosure/Campinas City Hall A nursing home was closed by the Health Surveillance in the Chácara Primavera neighborhood, in Campinas...

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Nursing home closed due to lack of hygiene and food in Campinas
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Lack of food and bedding with urine in use cause closure in Campinas nursing home Disclosure/Campinas City Hall A nursing home was closed by the Health Surveillance in the Chácara Primavera neighborhood, in Campinas (SP), after agents identified serious hygiene problems, lack of staff and food shortages. The closure occurred on Friday (17) but was informed by the city hall this Tuesday (21). According to the municipal administration, the establishment also did not present a valid health license and did not have a technical person in charge. The Long-Term Institution for the Elderly (ILPI) housed 13 elderly people, who were monitored by the Department of Development and Social Assistance and the Municipal Council for the Elderly (CMI). g1 contacted the establishment but did not receive a response until the publication of this report. ? Join the g1 Campinas channel on WhatsApp

Hygiene problems and food shortages According to the city hall, at the time of the inspection, there were no professionals for cleaning, laundry and kitchen work, in addition to a shortage of food. There was dirt on surfaces and furniture, including records of bed linen in use containing urine and secretions. There was also a lack of updated medical records and prescriptions for the elderly, documents that record the health monitoring of each elderly person. The washbasins were without material for hand hygiene and items for residents' personal use, such as toothbrushes and combs, were scattered throughout the bathrooms without protection against contamination. Complaint to the Public Ministry Lack of food and bedding with urine in use causes closure in nursing home in Campinas Disclosure/Campinas City Hall Some of the irregularities had already been highlighted in previous inspections and, according to the city hall, instead of being corrected, they were worsened. The inspection that led to the ban was brought forward after a complaint received by the Public Ministry. The institution has ten days to file an appeal. The reopening will only be authorized after all pending issues have been resolved with the Campinas Health Surveillance. VIDEOS: Everything about Campinas and the Region See more news about the region on the g1 Campinas page.

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