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During the investigation, LPA reviewed facility records and documentation. On 11/06/2025, the facility notified Community Care Licensing that one of the five houses experienced a hot water system failure. The facility reported that residents’ hot water needs, including those in the kitchen, would be mitigated by implementing safety measures. An outside maintenance vendor was contacted immediately, and repairs were scheduled.
LPA attempted to obtain additional information from the complainant but did not receive a response. No additional evidence or documentation was provided to support the allegation.
Based on interviews conducted and documents reviewed, this allegation is Unsubstantiated.
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“Staff do not ensure resident’s care needs are met” - The complaint alleged that staff do not assist the resident with showering, mobility using a walker, or other personal care needs.
During the investigation, LPA conducted interviews with facility staff and reviewed resident records, including the resident’s care plan and service records. Staff reported that residents receive assistance with activities of daily living in accordance with their assessed needs and care plans. Documentation reviewed by LPA indicated that the resident receives assistance with personal care and mobility support as needed.
LPA conducted observations of the facility during the visit. No concerns were observed regarding staff providing assistance to residents with mobility or personal care needs at the time of the visit.
LPA attempted to obtain additional information from the complainant but did not receive a response. No additional documentation or evidence was provided to support the allegation.
Based on interviews conducted, records reviewed, and observations made, this allegation is Unsubstantiated.
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“Staff do not dispense medications as prescribed” - The complaint alleged that staff hand medications to the resident and leave without confirming ingestion; pills are sometimes found on the floor or in drawers.
During the investigation, LPA interviewed facility staff responsible for medication administration and reviewed medication administration records (MARs). Staff reported that the resident sometimes refuses taking medications. Record reviews did not indicate irregularities related to medication administration for the resident.
LPA attempted to obtain additional information from the complainant but did not receive a response. No additional information or evidence was obtained to corroborate the allegation.
Based on interviews conducted and records reviewed, the allegation is Unsubstantiated.
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