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32 | Program Director stated going forward there will be a discussion with staff regarding the use of their vehicles and monthly review ensuring the proper insurance is current and valid. LPA and QA will be setting up a discussion with the Licensee’s Area Director and Quality Inspector to better understand the licensees’ policies, the action taken following this event, and the interviews that occurred during their investigation.
During the visit a brief tour of the facility was done to review bathrooms, and common areas, on prior visits dated 8/21/24 and 8/27/24 LPA smelled a strong urine smell in the facility. During prior visits Program Director and Area Director stated they were having a plumber come and address the concerns as well as using an enzyme chemical for smell breakdown. It was later learned this was a similar conversation that was had with TCRC’s QA Edler on 8/5/24 during their annual review. During todays visit the smell was initially not as intense, but as time went on the air freshener smell dissipated and from across the facility the smell of urine could still be detected. Due to issue persisting for over 2 months a deficiency will be given requiring the licensee to take additional action to address the smells. The air freshener is very strong, and the urine smell is strong which poses a violation to Title 22 regulations requiring home with incontinent clients remain free of odors.
Exit interview conducted, a copy of the deficiency, appeal rights and this report was given to the Program Director.
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