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32 | The fire extinguisher was last inspected on 06/17/2022, by Stanislaus Fire.
LPA/M observed the dining and living room areas. Both had adequate furniture, furnishings, and lighting to be in compliance. The ceiling fan and air vents had and accumulation of visible dust.
The tour progressed into the bedrooms. Bedroom 1, at the end of the hall on the left, was in compliance. Grab bars and a bath mat were present in the adjacent private bathroom. LPA observed mold in the shower. Bedroom 2 was in compliance. Bedroom 3 was not in compliance. There were 2 beds and the one closest to the door extended into the doorway, posing a fire hazard. The room also did not have the required night stand(s) or chairs. LPM discovered gas pills and vapor rub in the top drawer of the dresser, which also poses a safety risk to residents in care.. Bedroom 4 was in compliance.
LPA/M inspected the second bathroom. Grab bars were present, a bath mat was not, allowing for a potential fall. There was mold in the shower. The LPA took the temperature of the hot water and it measured 148 degrees and out of compliance. The designated facility administrator immediately turned the hot water down.
The designated facility administrator led the tour through the locked laundry room and into the garage. At this time, laundry detergents were also locked to ensure resident safety. LPA/M observed that the garage was unorganized with oxygen tanks in serval places and without a warning sign to alert the fire department. This posed a potential hazard to residents in care. Items stored in the garage included but were not limited to: a baby strolled, 4 wheel chairs, dressers, chairs, boxes, clothes, shoes, empty boxes, bed frames, mattresses, a privacy screen, suitcases, assorted medical equipment, food on the floor, and more. LPA/M discussed the dangers of having food on the floor and of having a garage with flammable materials stacked and stored in a disorganized fashion. There were storage cabinets along one wall and each was inspected. One locked cabinet contained cleaning supplies. Others contained dry goods and clothes.
LPA/M were shown a freezer where it was observed to contain meat wrapped in plastic without any labeling identifying the product or expiration date. Another refrigerator/freezer unit contained similar items.
The LPA/M were led by the designated facility administrator out the side door of the garage. The gate was tested and found to be inoperable. There were two window screens on that side of the house that had holes in them and/or did not fit the window properly. Screens were also missing from the kitchen sliders, the dining room window, the living room window and the second bedroom. Continued LIC 809C.
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