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32 | dispenser and soap dispenser on the wall. Dipaling stated the wrong dispensers were installed by the facility; however, Dipaling stated will order the correct dispensers for the bathroom.
Dipaling went to the second level of the building and entered the staff bathroom. LPA and LPM observed the staff bathroom contained hand soap and paper towels. LPA requested to view Room 237. Upon entering, LPA and LPM observed resident walking out of the bathroom. LPA and LPM observed there were no paper towels in the bathroom but did contain soap. Dipaling instructed a staff member to supply towels for bathroom located in Room 237. The bathrooms in Room 220 and Room 243 were both checked but the bathrooms did not contain paper towels.
Dipaling proceeded to the first floor the facility and checked rooms 106 and 109, which both contained soap and paper towels. However, when room 113 was checked, there were no paper towels or soap in the bathroom.
LPA and LPM then viewed the PPE supplies that are stored in the administrative office. Dipaling then stated there were 2,100 surgical masks and stated an order has been placed for additional masks. LPA requested Dipaling advise LPA when the order is to be received. LPA and LPM observed N95 masks and an adequate supply of gloves and gowns. Dipaling then walked to the dining room and LPA observed the dining hall was empty. Dipaling stated residents had eaten breakfast and left the dining hall.
Pursuant to Title 22 Division 6 of the CA Code of Regulations, a deficiency was cited (refer to LIC 809-D). Exit interview was conducted, appeal rights discussed, and a copy of the repot was issued to Dipaling by email.
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