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32 | LPA observed physical plant was clean but not in good repair. The cabinets to the left and right underneath the kitchen sink were observed to be unlocked and chemicals stored in them. The fire extinguisher in the kitchen tag had been removed and there was not a receipt of when it was purchased or last inspection. LPA observed knives/sharps area to be locked. The first aid kit included supplies such as sterile first aid dressings, bandages or roller bandages, adhesive tape, scissors, thermometers, antiseptic solution and guide, but was missing tweezers. LPA provided technical assistance to replace tweezers. LPA observed the locked laundry room where extra EPA registered cleaning supplies were available. LPA observed 4 resident rooms lighting was in working order. In master bedroom, LPA observed a tv resting on top of the dresser in the master bedroom that was too big for the dresser so that the feet hung off the side of a chest unsecured, R2 stated they have the wall mount for the tv and no one has been by to put it up since it was purchased and brought to the facility, time unknown, and a tall bookshelf positioned to the right of a resident's bed that was unsecured and wobbly, a tension rod with a curtain to partition the open concept master bath that was loose, and in the master shower the door seal was broken and hanging off the glass enclosure and there was no skid matt or safety grab bars, R2 stated he has requested for since arriving for safety bars in the shower. In Resident four (R4)'s bedroom a glass closet sliding door was off the track leaning up against the other closet door unsecured. In R1's bathroom there was a cracked soap holder in the shower and a broken towel bar in the tub. LPA observed restrooms in the facility to have hand washing signs posted and soap but did not have any paper towels and LPA observed cloth towels in two of three of the restrooms.
LPA reviewed resident records and observed confidential information to be kept in binders on an open shelf in the living room. LPA observed resident temperature checks to be missing entries for R1 on 12/5/2020 and R4 on 12/6/2020. LPA observed centrally stored and Mars for Resident five (R5) and records were recorded and medication matched. Both records were not organized in a way easily accessible to staff, LPA provided technical assistance to reorganize the binders.
Deficiencies were given pursuant to Title 22 rules and regulations, Health and Safety Codes. An exit interview was conducted with Nataley. A a copy of this report was provided to Nataley via email, due to COVID-19 precautionary measures, with a "read receipt" to verify the LIC 809 was received. Nataley 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. |