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The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the solvency audit that was completed 6/16/2020 and the receivership order from 9/28/21 that was provided to the Department.
During the solvency audit discussion, licensee was informed that 1) the facility does not have a financial plan that assures sufficient resources to meet operating cost for care of resident of residents and 2) the licensee had past due balances that resulted in a disconnection notice in December 2019 from Southern California Edison for the gas bill.
It was discussed that per the receivership order, the licensee lost control of property. In effect, the license if forfeited. The Department requested a plan on what to do next by the COB today.
The Plan will include the following:
1.Statement that the licensee will not accept new residents
2. Provide residents and their responsible parties with a 60-day Notice
3. Assist in the relocation of residents, with resources of facilities nearby
4. Assist in COVID-19 testing to align with Department guidance and PINs
It was discussed that with the license forfeited, the relocation of residents is not temporary.
It was also discussed that the Department made it clear that as long as the licensee maintained control of property, the license would be valid. On 10/4/21, an office meeting was conducted with the licensee, in which, the Department was informed that an order for receivership was granted. During this meeting, licensee maintained she still had control of property. The court documents received did not support this false claim.
The licensee was informed that what action, if any, should the Department take is still under review. The Department will contact the licensee once the review is complete.
Deficiencies issued.
Exit interview conducted with Licensee, Administrator, & Attorney. Report Provided. |