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During the investigation, LPA interviewed S1 and reviewed the facility’s SOC 341 submitted to Community Care Licensing on 03/30/2026. S1 reported that staff immediately intervened, separated R1 and R2, and contacted 911 for further evaluation. The SOC 341 documented that R2 struck R1 twice on the back of the head. Staff separated the residents, management assisted with de-escalation, and R1 was relocated to another house to prevent further conflict.
Based on interviews conducted and documents reviewed, there was insufficient evidence to establish that staff failed to properly supervise the residents or respond appropriately to the incident. Therefore, this allegation is Unsubstantiated.
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“Staff did not meet resident’s care needs” - The complaint alleged that staff did not meet R1’s care needs and that R1 required one-to-one supervision. The RP reported that R1’s family requested one-to-one care for R1 and believed the facility was not meeting R1’s care needs.
During the investigation, LPA reviewed R1’s medical assessment and facility staffing information. Records indicated that R1 was not assessed as requiring one-to-one supervision. LPA also reviewed the facility’s staffing ratio and found that staffing was maintained in accordance with applicable Title 22 requirements.
Based on records reviewed and information obtained during the investigation, there was insufficient evidence to establish that the facility failed to meet R1’s assessed care needs. Therefore, this allegation is Unsubstantiated.
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“Staff did not assist with making resident’s medical appointments” - The complaint alleged that staff did not assist with scheduling R1’s medical appointments, specifically a podiatry appointment for nail care. The RP reported that the family had previously arranged for a podiatrist to provide services to R1 at the facility.
During the investigation, LPA reviewed R1’s admission agreement and interviewed S1. S1 reported that a podiatrist visits the facility approximately every two months by appointment. S1 further stated that routine fingernail and toenail care is generally arranged by the resident’s family or responsible party.
Based on the records reviewed and information obtained during the investigation, there was insufficient evidence to establish that the facility failed to assist R1 with medical appointments. Therefore, this allegation is Unsubstantiated.
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