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32 | LPA observed a large pair of scissors in a resident's room (R1), and observed three pairs of small scissors and a metal sharp pointed mail opener in another resident's room (R2); These items pose a danger and risk for residents in care, this deficiency will be cited, Care Of Persons With Dementia 87705(f)(1).
LPA observed a residents room to smell strongly of urine: LPA observed that the residents bathroom also smelled strongly of urine. The LPA observed that the rug in front of the residents bed showed that there were many stains; Staff stated to the LPA they didn't notice the stains. LPA asked if the rug in the residents room is cleaned on a regular basis, and the incontinent resident's bed wiped down as needed as staff stated to the LPA that the resident was changed and is clean and dry. The staff stated to the LPA the rug was cleaned a about a month ago, and the resident's bedding is washed as needed. LPA stated that part of caring for incontinent residents is to also ensure that the facility remains free of urine odors. Deficiency cited, 87625(b)(3) Managed Incontinence.
LPA observed two(2) facility fans that had very dirty fan blades with lots of dust accumalated-both fans were running. LPA obtained pictures. The staff turned both the fans off and acknowledged to the LPA that the fans were dirty and needed to be cleaned. This deficiency will be cited, Maintenance and Operation 87303(a). All deficiencies cited are found on LIC809D pages.
Licensee to submit by 8/31/22 the following updated forms:
LIC308 - Designation of Administrator Responsibility
LIC500 - Updated Personnel Report
LIC610 - Updated Emergency Disaster Plan,
Copy of Current Lease Agreement(if home leased to the Licensee)
Copy of Current Liability Insurance
Copy of current Administrator Certificate
Copy of updated Disaster/Emergency Evacuation plan.
Deficiencies cited from the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 6 and/or Health & Safety Code Deficiencies not corrected within specified time frame and/or repeat violations within 12 months, may result in civil penalties being assessed. Exit interview conducted with staff Sam Ambrecht. Appeal rights provided for the Administrator. |