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32 | Allegation:
Resident moved by staff to another apartment without notifying responsible party.
The investigation revealed, per LPA interviews, with staff members, and residents, that the Sunrise Villa Culver City facility moved a resident, to another apartment, without notifying responsible party. LPA conducted interviews with staff members and staff at the Sunrise Villa Culver City facility, and reviewed record documents pertaining to the complaint. On 6/4/20, R1’s Power of Attorney (POA), informed LPA, that POA was not informed by Sunrise Villa Culver City staff member S1, that R1 was to be transferred, on 4/16/20, from current room, to a room at the Sunrise Villa Culver City - Terrace Club building. S1, informed LPA, that S1 contacted R1’s POA, per text message and telephone call, and stated that informed POA that R1 was reassessed by facility staff, and determined that R1 needed higher level of care, and therefore was recommended to transfer to the Sunrise Villa Culver City – Terrace Club. S1 states communicated to R1’s POA, per text message and telephone call, that LPA reviewed admission agreement “ Addendum XI – Memory Care Disclosure Statement – Memory Care Consent form “ signed by R1’s POA on 9/2/18. States on Page 2, Paragraph 2, that “A resident shall not be admitted or transferred to a secured neighborhood environment unless legal authority for admitting the resident has been established by guardianship, court order, medical durable power of attorney, health care proxy or other means allowed by State law”. S1 did not provide LPA with signed documentation, from POA, providing approval for the transfer of R1 from the assisted living service program to the memory care program. Nor was there documentation of a meeting or virtual teleconference, that confirms a discussion took place by the POA and S1 to discuss the reappraisal of R1. And further, no confirmation that a reappraisal conference took place to confirm the medical status or care needs for R1 and, furthermore no written explanation for the transfer of R1 to the Terrace Club.
Based on LPAs observations and interviews which were conducted record review, 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.
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