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25 | Licensing Program Analysts (LPAs) Mary Rico and Ryan Gardner and Licensing Program Managers(LPMs) Karen Clemons and Nedra Brown conducted an unannounced case management visit regarding the facilities fire clearance status with Corona Fire Department.
During today visit, LPA Rico and LPA Gardner toured the facility with Corona Fire Department. The following items were not in compliances: fire rated doors were promptly open; doors should be remained closed. Doors do not have a seal label. No three feet clearance from all electrical panel, toxins were stored in the electrical panel. No gas appliances, no deadbolts, open ceilings, bedroom doors do not lash on themselves, fire alarm not dated, riser room locked, smoke detectors in room 19 not plugged, and heating devices, such as a stove in room 14. A full detailed report will be sent by the Corona Fire Department.
The licensee has agreed to hire a 24hour fire watch employee to work closely with the Corona Fire Department to ensure the safety of the residents in care. The staff will be present until the facility is in compliance with Corona Fire Department. The licensee has agreed to send a daily fire watch log to LPA.
The licensee has agreed to send state licensing an updated LIC200, Application For A Community Facility Or Residential, and a corporate/facility organizational chart.
During facility tour, LPAs discovered the facility is providing care for four (4) bedridden resident which is not approved per the facilities license.
In addition, the Administrator was not present at the facility when LPAs arrived. LPAs asked staff for documentation and were informed to wait until the Administrator returned. The facility should have a designated substitute to assist state licensing during visits.
The licensee was informed that they may be called in for an informal meeting at the State Licensing Regional Office.
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