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13 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Bethany Mirlohi arrived unannounced to deliver complaint investigation findings. LPA spoke with Administrator, Aileen Mendoza and Tony Hoang, during today's inspection.
A complaint was received alleging staff did not refund authorized representative after residents death. The responsible party removed most personal belongings on November 16, 2025. Hospice and a durable medical equipment provider retrieved some equipment on November 17 and November 20, respectively. However, documentation confirms that the resident’s hospital bed remained in the facility and was never removed.
The Admission Agreement, signed and initialed by the responsible party, specifies that refunds are issued only after full removal of personal property. Facility records, logs, door camera images, and written communications show that the responsible party acknowledged responsibility for arranging removal of the bed and that the bed belonged to the resident. LPA was unable to obtain a receipt from the DME company showing ownership of the bed. Because the bed remained on site, the refund condition was not met.
Continuation on 9099-C. |