Aaspen Villagecare

The inspection identified several deficiencies across multiple areas, including medication administration, emergency planning, and recordkeeping. There are multiple Type A and Type B citations requiring immediate attention and corrective action by specified due dates. Overall, the facility requires significant follow-up to ensure compliance with safety and operational standards.

The inspection was an informal office meeting held to discuss the facility's operational status, closure procedures, and compliance with Title 22. Two deficiencies were noted, both related to documentation and procedure, specifically concerning unapproved eviction letters and the need to adhere to proper facility closure protocols.

The unannounced visit identified two deficiencies. A Type A deficiency was cited for unsanitary conditions in an empty room, specifically feces on the floor of room #6. Additionally, a Type B deficiency was noted regarding the failure to submit a required closure plan to the department.

This report details an investigation into allegations concerning food service and resident care. The investigation concluded that the allegations were Unfounded, meaning the complaint was found to be false or without reasonable basis.

The facility underwent a required annual inspection. While general areas like passageways, lighting, and basic supplies were found adequate, a significant deficiency was noted regarding the hot water temperature in two resident bathrooms. Overall, the report indicates that no deficiencies were cited per Title 22, Division 6, of the California Code of Regulations, despite the noted technical violation.

The inspection identified three deficiencies, all classified as Type B non-compliance issues. These issues relate to inadequate hot water temperatures in bathrooms, lack of a fully furnished bedroom, and overgrown exterior shrubbery. The facility was advised on plans of correction for all cited violations.

This report details a complaint investigation regarding alleged neglect of a resident in care. The investigation, which included observation, interviews, and record review, concluded that the allegation was unfounded. No deficiencies were cited in this report.

The facility underwent an Annual Inspection focused on Infection Control. The LPA observed proper signage, adequate supplies of PPE, and established plans for COVID-19 protocols. Crucially, the report explicitly states that no deficiencies were cited per Title 22, Division 6, of the California Code of Regulations.