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13 | On this date, LPA Tryon spoke with house manager Delia Salcedo to complete the complaint.
While looking into the allegations, LPA learned from House Manager Delia Salcedo that she had not originally given a refund to the family of resident R1 after his death. R1's wife R2 also lived at the faclity, and was moved out right after R1 passed. According to the home, no written notice was given of moving. The family DID remove R1's beloingings from the house. The facility kept the refund owed to the family of R1, because the family did not give written notice 30 days before moving out R2. However, although LPA understands the intent of the facility actions, they cannot keep the refund of one resident to cover money owed by the other. Therefore, the allegation that the facility not refunding money after resident's death is substantiated.
Regarding the facility not giving copies of paperwork for resident R! and R2 to the POA, Ms. Salcedo admitted that she had not given copies to the family at placement; and had not given copies to them at the time of the investigation. Therefore, the allegation is substantiated. The following deficiencies are cited as per Title 22 Regulations and the Health and Safety Code. Exit interview conducted, Appeal Rights provided. This meeting was held telephonically due to concerns realted to COVID-19. A copy of these documents will be e-mailed to facility for signatures, returned, and hard copy kept in CCL file. |