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32 | Continued from LIC809...
Per staff, the city did not issue a permit because the bathroom is just being updated, but they could not provide a specific date when the work will be completed. LPAs discussed with staff the importance of resident's safety throughout the construction project. Staff assured LPAs that the construction staff and facility staff will make sure that safety precautions regarding tools, toxins and exposure to safety hazards will addressed daily and while construction crews are on site and after the daily construction work is completed.
During today's visit LPAs learned about client (C1) has been hospitalized since Wednesday (8/9/23). However, staff stated that they did submit an incident report to placement agency, but did not notify CCL about C1's hospitalization as stated per regulation.
At approximate 10:00am LPAs/staff observed expired food located in the facility's pantry as follow: box of cornbread (7/7/23), box of mac & cheese (7/2023), green beans can (10/2022), 2 tomato sauce can (5/22/23) and tomato salsa (4/4/21).
At 10:30am LPAs conducted a file review of four client and three staff files. Clients records have updated care plans on file. CPR/1st aid certificates and training hours are current. Administrator Certificate for Sinnin Danle 6010244735 expires 2/24/24. Cash resources and documentation were reviewed. However, cash and facility ledgers for client (C2) did not match (see LIC 9102 TV).
Licensee provided updates of the following documents: LIC500 (Personnel Report), LIC308 (Designation of facility responsibility), Surety bond and LIC400 (cash affidavit for clients).
Deficiencies cited from the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 6 of California Regulation. Appeal rights given. Failure to correct the deficiency and/or repeat deficiencies within a 12-month period may result in civil penalties. Exit interview conducted with staff and a copy of this report was given. |