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32 | HH reported a new rash that is possibly incontinence related with no open areas. HH reported both injuries to be deemed not serious injuries. PIN 25-06-ASC states the following: “to ensure resident safety, licensees as a best practice should immediately call 9-1-1 if a resident is experiencing any of the following symptoms/conditions listed below: (…) Falls with complaints of pain or loss of range of motion.”
On February 20, 2026, the Department received a report from the Local Long Term Care Ombudsman authored by Sacramento Metro Fire Department. The report states the following: “On February 19th at 1212am, Engine 32 and Medic 32 responded to Golden Moments Care Home for a person complaining of abdominal pain and stated there were no staff in the facility. Upon arrival, [medical personnel] was unable to find any staff at the care facility. [R1], a resident at the facility who weighs approximately 550 lbs was found holding onto [their] bed and table and about to fall to the floor. [R1] stated [they] had been yelling for help for approximately 2 hours with no staff responding. After 10 minutes, [S2], an employee entered through the front door and stated [they were] on [their] lunch break and had been gone for at least an hour. [S2] then went and retrieved Mr. Mark Graham, the facility owner, who was asleep in a back bedroom. [S2] initially stated [they] had permission to leave for [their] lunch, but Mr. Graham stated [they were] not aware [S2] had left. [R1] was subsequently left yelling for help for abdominal pain and clinging to [their] bed to prevent from falling to the floor for anywhere from one to two hours. [Medical personnel] informed Mr. Graham that [they] would be transporting [R1] to the ER for [their] medical complaint and requested any records including medical history and medications for [R1]. After 10 minutes, [Licensee] was unable to provide a single piece of information regarding [R1] including name, birthday, emergency contact, medical history, medications, etc.. [Medical personnel] asked [them] for a copy of an intake form, which [they were] unable to provide. [Medical personnel] advised Mr. Graham that [medical personnel] would be filling an APS report due to the abandonment of [R1] and failing to provide any information regarding a person in [their] care.”
** Report continued on 9099-C ** |