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32 | Also, the income reported on the LIC 401, monthly operating statement form, was overstated. Supporting documents obtained during the audit, show less revenue coming in. It was learned that expenses were understated, and the net income was overreported.
Moreover, February 2020 credit card statements show partial or minimal payments being made. Consequently, the licensee incurred significant amount of interest charges, late fees, and unpaid ending balances. It was also learned some of the licensee’s facility mortgage payments were passed due, which resulted in late fees. Furthermore, on various occasions utility bills were not paid on time. As a result of unpaid bills, power and water were disconnected in November of 2019. In addition, water, sewer, and garbage were disconnected from the following billing periods: 12/9/2019-1/12/2020 and 1/13/2020-2/10/2020.
The licensee has also failed to provide requested documentation in a timely manner. The Department requested cable/ TV bills for Mercer Home Care and trash bills for Evergreen in February 2020. However, it took 10 months to receive the documents from the licensee. The licensee failed to provide workers’ compensation as of June 2018.
Based on audit documentation and information available, the following findings were determined:
1. The licensee does not have a financial plan that assures sufficient income to meet operating expense and is out of compliance of CCR 80062.
2. The licensee failed to provide documentation and information.
3. The licensee is not in a good financial position
4. Failed to follow administrator qualifications and duties
5. Failed to exercise general supervisor of the licensed facility operation.
As a result of this audit investigation, the licensee does not have sufficient resources to meet the operating costs for all residents residing at Delta Star Home Care, LLC and Paradise Residential Care, LLC facilities. The licensee has also failed to cooperate with the solvency audit and has failed to conform to the inspection authority regulation. Deficiencies are cited on the LIC 809-D, per Title 22 Regulations. The licensee’s attorney requested a plan of correction extension. The licensee’s attorney requested an extension to provide the plan of correction tomorrow, 02/04/2021.
An exit interview was conducted with Delta Star Home Care, LLC and Paradise Residential Care, LLC and a copy of this report was provided to Delta Star Home Care, LLC and Paradise Residential Care, LLC via email and an electronic email read receipt confirms receiving these documents. An appeals right document was also given to the licensee.
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