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During 4/10/2025 visit LPA observed a bowl of fresh fruit on dining room table along with a large supply of condiments, 2 refrigerator /freezers full of fresh & perishable foods, along with non-perishable foods in cupboards. Three different containers of Cereal at kitchen window to dining room for clients to get themselves. When LPA was leaving, at the beginning of lunch time, hot dogs in buns were being served to those who were ready. Interviews with clients revealed they can eat anything except those with medical conditions are restricted, as with diabetes no sugar, although they have no/low sugar substitutes. There was not sufficient information obtained during investigation to support a violation occurred. Therefore, the allegation Staff do not provide adequate food service for residents is UNSUBSTANTIATED
Staff do not allow clients to select the type of treatment they receive – Complainant alleges clients struggling with marijuana use are being mandated to attend online MA/AA meetings, which may not be suitable for everyone. Interview with house manager informed meetings for AA/MA (Marijuana Anonymous) are not forced upon anyone. We have 1 client who is marijuana dependent, and that client says, the meetings sometimes help. Sometimes they don't want to attend the MA meetings, and they don’t have to. LPA interview with 2 out of 3 clients and 2 staff contradict allegation, indicating they are not forced to attend any specific meetings. Per investigation there was not sufficient information obtained to support a violation occurred. Therefore, the allegation Staff do not allow clients to select the type of treatment they receive is UNSUBSTANTIATED.
Although the allegations may have happened or are valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violations did or did not occur, therefore, the allegations are UNSUBSTANTIATED. |