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25 | LIcensing Program Analyst (LPA) Jill Nakagawa arrived unannounced to review the circumstances surrounding an incident reported to Community Care Licensing. At the time of LPA's arrival, there were 3 clients at the facility, and one in hospital. There were 2 staff. House Manager Ron-Mark Adriano arrived shortly.
LPA reviewed documentation of a resident who had been admitted on 10/10/23. Assessment records indicate that the resident (R1) had a mental health diagnosis and deaf, but able to communicate and easy-going. Based on the assessment tools and information provided by medical personnel, the client was admitted to facility. It later became apparent that the assessment did not provide completely accurate information. The carestaff of the facility found it necessary to call 911 due to behaviors of R1 causing staff and residents to feel unsafe. R1 was removed from facility and placed in a more suitable setting.
LPA reviewed the regulation: Acceptance and Retention Limitations: 87455(c)(3)(A) which states (c) No resident shall be accepted or retained if any of the following apply (3) The resident's primary need for care and supervision results from either: (A) An ongoing behavior, caused by a mental disorder, that would upset the general resident group.
Administrator is aware of the facets of regulation 87455 and will adhere to them.
No citations issued. |