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25 | Licensing Program Analyst(LPA) conducting a case management visit, at approximately 4:00pm on 3/9/23, and met with Caregiver Alice; There are currently five residents in care.
This case management is being conducted to address two deficiencies found during the complaint visit of earlier today. The deficiencies are unrelated to the complaint investigation.
LPA observed that a resident's(R2) room in the back of the home smelled of very strong urine odor, the resident is incontinent, the odor of urine the LPA could smell as they entered the home. LPA observed that the residents room needs to be cleaned and free from the urine odor, and the facility's other areas need to be free from the urine odor. This deficiency will be cited, Managed Incontinence (b)(3)-see LIC809D.
LPA observed that there was medication bottle on the residents night stand, the medication is not centrally stored as required. This deficiency will be cited, Incidental Medical & Dental Care 87465(h)(2)-see LIC809D.
California Code of Regulations, (Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 8), is being cited.
Failure to correct deficiencies as required may lead to additional citations and civil penalties, including deficiencies re-cited within 12 months.
Exit interview conducted.
Appeal Rights Given to Alice Wanjirn-Caregiver |