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LPA's interview with (3) dining room staff revealed that upon receiving the order from the resident , the goal is for the food to go out within 10 - 15mins. Staff continued to state very rarely does food take over 15 mins to get to the table. The staff that were interviewed could also not recall any resident bringing up concerns of cold food at this time. In the event a resident does complain about cold food, Staff stated their protocol would be to bring it back to the kitchen and replace it with a freshly made entrée. On 1/23/2023, LPA observed lunch in dining room. Observations revealed food was typically served to residents within 5 to 10 mins upon ordering. The food served also appeared to be edible, nutritious with sufficient proportions. Based on information gathered during this and previous visits. The department does not have sufficient evidence to prove this allegation occurred. Therefore the allegation that Staff do not provide adequate food service has been deemed UNSUBSTANTIATED at this time.
It was reported that facility is in disrepair, as it was alleged that facility failed to keep water and electrical systems maintained resulting in residents to not have water and power for an extended period of time. Interviews and records review revealed, on 11/17/2022, a third party agency conducted a suppression system inspection and observed that the facility's water pressure was running too high. Interview with Maintenance staff further revealed on 11/23/2022, an underground pipe located 6ft underground was excavated and observed to have a tear, resulting in the high water pressure. The initial repair was completed on the same day. On 11/28/2022, the work completed on the piping was inspected and observed to have some concerns of moisture. On 11/30/2022, the pipe was completely repaired. On 01/24/2023, LPA's interview with the Contractor responsible for installing the piping in the facility, stated there were no preventative measures the facility staff could have conducted to prevent the leak from occurring. During the time of the water stoppage, residents were provided with water bottles and transportation was made available for any resident who wanted to use the restroom at one of the nearby businesses. Interviews and records review also revealed on 12/13/2022 and 12/14/2022, the power was shut off due to Southern California Edison conducting repair work in the area. During the time of the power outages, residents were provided with lanterns, generators were available for use, and the Executive Director along with (10) staff members worked nights shifts to conduct hourly checks and provide assistance to residents. Based on information gathered during this and previous visits, the department does not have sufficient evidence to prove this allegation occurred. Therefore, the allegation that facility is in disrepair has been Unsubstantiated at this time.
Exit interview conducted and report issued. |