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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) De Leon conducted an unannounced case management visit to the facility above. LPA met with Darlene Markham and explained the purpose of the visit.
During the investigation of Complaint #29-AS-20230404090321, additional deficiencies were discovered. LPA Chavez reviewed admission agreements, pharmacy waivers, Residence Council Meeting minutes, and interviewed the interim Administrator.
The facility provided copies of an “Alternate Pharmacy Waiver” document that states “Please be aware that if you select to use an alternate pharmacy other than Avila’s pharmacy of choice, there will be extra fees to consider. Alternate pharmacy medications are not bubble packed an requires additional protocol. If you choose to use your own pharmacy, there will be an additional fee of $200 per month.”
LPA reviewed the Alternate Pharmacy Waiver, which the facility states is a part of their Admission Agreement. The Admission Agreement the facility originally submitted to CCL in their application for licensure does not contain the Alternate Pharmacy Waiver. At the time this complaint was received, the facility had not submitted any changes to their Admission Agreement for CCL to review. Therefore the Alternate Pharmacy Waiver is considered invalid since it was not originally part of the facility’s Plan of Operation/Admission Agreement. It was not submitted to CCL for approval prior to use.
Exit interview, deficiencies cited on 809-D, report and appeal rights given. |