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32 | Finding 2): The licensee failed to notify for rate change and overcharged for B&C
The investigation revealed R1 and responsible party did not receive a rate increase notice because the Admission Agreement (AA) provided by the licensee shows R1’s B&C was $3,800/month when R1 moved in, March 2020. R1’s AA provided by licensee shows two rates, $3,800/month for B&C, initialed by R1’s responsible party, dated March 2020, the following page shows $4,000/month, without initial and signature, and only handwritten on the top of the page, stated rate increase in April 2020. The regulation requires the licensee to provide written notice to the resident’s responsible party within 60 days, which the licensee failed to do. The “updated” AA, with $4,000 B&C, was not signed or initialed by R1’s responsible party. The rate increase is
not valid, R1 was overcharged.
Finding 3): The licensee did not issue refund to resident’s responsible party after the resident moved out of the facility because the facility was closing
Licensee closed out the facility in March 2022 and put the home on the market
for sale. All the residents were relocated. Among the 6 residents, 5 of them were paid
by Far Northern Regional Center or have conservatorship. R1 was the only private pay
resident and R1 moved out on 2/19/2022. R1’s responsible party paid $4,000 for that month and did not receive any refund. Refund to R1's responsible Party is $1,150.00.
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