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32 | The cleaning staff was able to explain procedures for cleaning after a resident has an incontinence accident.
While a faint urine smell was detected in some areas with old carpeting, it was important to note that the facility was in the process of replacing the old carpet throughout the entire facility. The new ownership had already taken steps to address this issue, indicating their commitment to improving the facility's sanitation. The facility management had recognized the need for carpet replacement and had already initiated the process. This demonstrated their proactive approach to addressing the reported unsanitary conditions. The Department was informed that the replacement of the old carpet would be completed within the next three to four months.
Based on the investigation, it can be concluded that the claim of the facility being unsanitary is un-substantiated. While a faint urine smell was detected on the old carpet, the facility management had already taken appropriate measures by replacing the carpet throughout the facility. The new ownership's commitment to improving the facility's sanitation was evident.
A copy of this report and Licensee's Rights (LIC 9058 03/22) were mailed to the last known address for the facility. |