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32 | According to interviews conducted, R1 reported to staff on 7/30/22 that they had symptoms and overall did not feel well, and that was part of the basis of wanting to go to the hospital. Staff did not assist R1 with their medical concerns (such as by testing them that day or offering to transport) and instead attempted to convince R1 that they did not need medical attention. Facility staff additionally told R1 that if R1 went to the hospital that they may need to quarantine for 14 days upon return to the facility. Therefore, based on record review and interviews conducted, the allegation "Facility failed to assist client in seeking medical care" is SUBSTANTIATED.
Regarding allegation "Lack of sufficient staffing": LPA Colvin conducted interviews regarding R1 being transported by facility staff to the grocery store and Licensee's other location (#331880966) in Riverside. LPA Colvin confirmed that while other residents are at their Day Programs the Administrator has taken R1 to run errands for the facility, such as grocery shopping or picking up paperwork (Riverside). Administrator Juanita Sanchez stated to LPA Colvin that R1 is happy to go out into the community with her, and that she asks R1 if she wants to go with her. However, during these outings there have been no other staff at the facility to be able to supervise R1 or other residents, should they wish to remain behind. Therefore, based on interviews and record review, the allegation "Lack of sufficient staffing" is SUBSTANTIATED.
Regarding allegation "Facility has threatened to evict client as retaliation": LPA Colvin conducted interviews with staff, residents, and other relative parties in regards to R1's placement at the facility being threatened due to R1's mother stating they would/have filed complaints against the facility. Multiple persons interviewed confirmed that both Licensee Stephanie Peters and Administrator Juanita Sanchez stated during a meeting with R1, facility staff, and Inland Regional Center (IRC) that R1 would be provided with a 30-day eviction notice if R1's mother kept reporting the facility. Additionally, during an interview with Licensee Stephanie Peters for a different complaint (#18-AS-20200813155403) regarding R1, the Licensee stated that due to R1's mother calling in complaints that she was going to provide R1 with a 30-day notice. While no 30-day notice has been issued to R1 at this time, there is sufficient evidence to support the allegation that R1 has threatened eviction of R1. Therefore, based on interviews conducted, the allegation "Facility has threatened to evict client as retaliation" is SUBSTANTIATED.
A finding that the complaint is SUBSTANTIATED means that the allegation(s) is valid because the preponderance of the evidence standard has been met. |