| o LPM suggested retraining all staff on personal rights, which the Licensee Representatives stated they are already working on.
o LPM suggested retraining all staff on the facility’s Emergency Intervention Plan regarding restraints, and review CCR sections 85102, 85122, 85161, 85165, 85168, 85168.2, 85168.3, 85169.
o Licensee representatives stated they will be retraining staff in CPI that includes an online portion, hands on training, and hip to hip training.
· LPM discussed the importance of promptly providing paperwork requested by CCL as well as TCRC.
o Licensee Representatives agreed and are also working to ensure a smooth transition between outgoing and incoming employees in regards to communication and access.
· LPM discussed concerns CCL has received from community members regarding the facility. LPM reminded Licensee Representatives of the Neighborhood Complaint Policy the Licensee submitted on 8/16/2016 as part of the facility’s plan of operation.
o LPM requested that the Licensee Representatives ensure they comply with their Neighborhood Complaint Policy, or make any necessary updates and resubmit an updated Policy to CCL.
o Licensee Representatives agreed to submit an updated policy that provided more specifics and aligned with their updated company structure.
Licensee Representatives stated they have created new layers of oversight to allow for more monitoring, are retraining staff in the home on various topics, have quality assurance continually assessing the staff for additional training, and welcome collaboration between CCL and TCRC.
Report emailed to the Licensee Representatives for signature. |