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32 | Allegation: "Unlawful eviction." Based on interviews conducted and record review the findings indicate the 30-Day Notice to Vacate The Facility" that was issued on 8/28/2019 to former resident (R10) was lawful. The resident violated House Rules and Admission Agreement at least five times from 7/2019- 9/2019. Resident (R10) refused to sign the notice issued by Administrator Ana Giron. A staff witness was present when a copy of the eviction notice was given to the resident. The eviction notice reason stated, "Aggressive behavior toward staff and verbally abusive to other residents, containing drugs on premises, drinking in the facility, and sneaking visitors into rooms at all hours of the night." On 9/24/2019, resident (R10) attacked staff (S2) by grabbing its neck and attempting to choke staff. Downey Police responded to the incident, and the resident was taken to the hospital on a psychiatric hold. Upon hospital discharge the resident was not allowed back because it was past the effective date (9/28/21) of the eviction notice. The resident picked up personal belongings on 10/23/2021. Staff interviews revealed that the resident's room "always smelled like chemicals", and always had cleaning agent Clorox in the room." Resident interviews confirmed that R10 had history of aggressive behaviors, misconduct, and drug use on the premises.
Allegation: "Staff failed to safeguard residents belongings." It is alleged that resident (R10's) personal belongings i.e. paperwork was "thrashed", crystal vase and phone were broken and missing, and that the resident did not everything back on 10/23/2019 when belongings were picked up. A copy of LIC 621 "Client/Resident Personal Property and Valuables" was obtained. Resident (R10) signed the document dated 10/23/2019 stating "All belongings have been picked up. No belongings have been left behind. CID (Country Inn of Downey) is no longer responsible for these items." Per staff interviews, when a resident is not at the facility or is hospitalized their room is locked for safe keeping on belongings. On 9/28/2019, resident called the facility and was informed that its belongings would be held for 2 weeks. Staff denied not safeguarding the resident's belongings during its absence. Six (6) out of nine (9) residents stated their belongings are safeguarded and have not had any issues. Three (3) out of nine (9) residents reported that there have been issues with articles of clothing not being returned after washing, some clothing items have been damaged and/or lost, and that resident's belongings are at times taken from the room. Staff stated that R10's were not damaged or missing, and staff are instructed to deep clean resident's rooms. Therefore some items may be removed if deemed to be unsanitary and/or a hazard. There is insufficient evidence to corroborate this allegation.
Report continues- LIC 9099C |