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25 | Licensing Program Analysts (LPA's) Albert Johnson and Ashley Boothe conducted a health and safety check on this day.
At 1:30pm LPA's and administrator toured the facility and observed the following deficiencies in the facility: expired food stored and cloth towels hanging in restroom.
The facility is practicing face covering while providing care and supervision to residents in care and also used screening per COVID precautionary guidelines.
During file review at 2:10pm, LPA's and administrator observed records for R1 and R2 and R3. R1 states diagnosis of dementia. R2's LIC602 states R2 is diabetic and is not able administer own medications, as well as manage his sliding scale injections. R3 also has a diagnosis that includes dementia. The facility is providing care to these residents outside of the scope of their license. The facility care provider is checking sugar levels and injecting based on these level checks.
Deficiencies were given pursuant to Title 22 rules and regulations, Health and Safety Codes. An exit interview was conducted with Randy. A a copy of this report was provided to Randy via email, due to COVID-19 precautionary measures, with a "read receipt" to verify the LIC 809 was received. Randy is print out the report and fax a signed copy to LPA at 916-263-4744 or email to LPA at ashley.boothe@dss.ca.gov. |