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32 | LPA Campbell observed a locked closet for chemical cleaning agents containing washing detergent. THe applicant has also prepared hygiene baskets for new residents that contained lotion, shampoo, body wash, conditioner, toothbrush, toothpaste and loofahs. Next to the chemical agent closet was the laundry room. The laundry machines and dryer were observed in the entrance to the garage and could be locked to prevent access by residents.. The garage area was toured. The applicant stated that the staff office would be in the garage. A table and printer on a long table was observed along with a file cabinet for employee and resident files, and space for non-perishable excess food storage.
Since the prior visit, the applicant has obtained a land line available to all residents and staff that is stationed on the kitchen island. Appropriate beds and linens have been provided for each room. There are now two single rooms with full size mattresses and one double room with two twin beds. Comp III has been completed. Containers have also been added for individual resident's needs.
A tour of the exterior grounds was conducted. In the backyard, LPA Campbell observed an empty shed for storage. Applicant Kaur nailed the opening of the shed shut for the safety of the residents.
Per the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 6, no deficiencies observed or cited.
Exit interview held, copy of report given. |