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32 | Investigation consisted of the following.
Allegation: Facility is not kept in clean, sanitary conditions for residents.
It is alleged that facility is not kept clean and sanitary. The Reporting Party (RP) alleged the facility is unsanitary in resident bedrooms, bathrooms, and hallways. RP stated the floors and walls in the hallways all have stains from feces and smells of urine all over the facility. During interview, S1 stated some rooms are clean and some rooms could be better. S1 stated since she began working at this facility, there hasn’t been any housekeeper instead the caregivers are expected to clean the resident bedrooms and all other staff are expected to clean up as they observe any mess in the facility. Based on LPA’s interview with S2, S3 and S4, it was revealed that the common areas are clean with some breadcrumbs on the floor, some resident bedrooms are left dirty when there’s not enough staff to clean. Residents (R1-R2) refused the interview while residents (R3-R6) were not able to maintain a proper conversation. Based on LPA’s observation, some bedrooms are clean, and some bedrooms are dirty, filthy, and unsanitary. LPA observed old looking feces in the toilet bowl and feces are smudged around the toilet bowl in resident bedrooms # 2001, #2002, #2005, #2020. LPA smelled strong urine and foul smelling feces in these bedrooms. LPA observed feces smudged around the closet inside resident bedroom # 2001 and smelled urine all over the bedroom. LPA observed broken closet doors in resident bedrooms. LPA also observed broken bed frame in bedroom # 2025, broken closet doors, toilet cover, bedrail in bedroom # 2022, unrepaired bathroom ceiling in bedroom 2005 and broken closet door in bedroom # 2002 and missing closet doors in some resident bedrooms. Based on LPA’s interviews and observation, there is sufficient evidence to corroborate the above allegation.
Based on LPA observations and interviews, the preponderance of evidence standard has been met, therefore the above allegation is found to be substantiated.
California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 6 and Chapter 8 are being cited on the attached LIC 9099D.
Exit interview was conducted and Appeal Rights was discussed with Director of Health Services, Judy Arreaga. A hard copy of the report and Appeal Rights were provided.
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