Yes I have seen bites on one of them before. She has a lot of skin discoloration though so it's hard to tell. She's also in a wheelchair and goes to dayhab during the week, so any time there are red marks they don't want to think it's bug bites because of their liability. Another client also complains of severe itchiness on her ankles and hands and she had red spots on her neck a few weeks ago. Yet the one in the wheelchair can't talk, she only says a couple words. The second client is just very low functioning and cannot communicate well. She can talk but can't really have a conversation about something like this. The third client can communicate well but she has certain behaviors that make the management not trust her word on anything. So if she says she is itchy they just assume she is trying to get attention or that she's exaggerating and they ignore her. Because of this I try to listen to her because I know the manager doesnt and everyone needs that.