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25 | Licensing Program Analyst Bertozzi arrived unannounced to conduct a Prelicensing inspection and met with Administrator, Cinthya Gamino arrived later.
A Change of Ownership application is in process with the Department that includes three buildings, one that houses Assisted Living residents and two separate buildings which are designated for residents with dementia. There are currently residents in care. Applicant is have a fourth building built that is not a part of the current license or application. LPA communicated to the Administrator during this inspection that once the fourth building is completed and ready for additional residents, the Licensee will need to apply for a Capacity Increase and the building will need a fire clearance and an inspection by CCL prior to the building being used for residents.
LPA initiated a walk through of the facility around 10:00am which included various resident rooms in assisted living and memory care, medication rooms, activity rooms, common areas, kitchen, dining room and outside areas. LPA observed the following: Facility continues to screen visitors and staff at the front desk per CCL guidance and has Covid-19 posters throughout common areas. Facility was a comfortable temperature and passageways were free from obstructions. Resident rooms are furnished appropriately and bathrooms have required grab bars. Water temperature in sampling of resident rooms were 105, 105 and 106 degrees F and which are within regulation. Kitchen has sufficient storage for perishable and non-perishable foods. File storage is locked to maintain confidentiality. Medication is centrally stored and locked in medication rooms in assisted living and memory care. Toxins are locked in utility closets and housekeeping carts.
Continued on LIC809C |