Angeleon Care Home

The case management visit identified three deficiencies related to recordkeeping and resident safety protocols. Specifically, the facility failed to submit a timely incident report regarding an elopement, lacked current preplacement/reappraisal documentation, and allowed a resident to leave the facility unassisted. All cited deficiencies are classified as Type B, indicating potential but not immediate, direct health or safety risks.

The facility underwent a 1-Year Annual Required inspection conducted unannounced. The inspector noted that all observed areas, including passageways, were free of obstruction, and essential safety equipment like smoke and carbon monoxide detectors were in operating condition. No deficiencies were cited during the visit.

The inspection was a Case Management visit prompted by a complaint. Three Type B deficiencies were cited related to procedural failures, including late reporting of an eviction, failure to submit required documentation (UIRs), and violations of resident personal rights regarding punitive measures. All deficiencies cited were Type B, indicating non-compliance that could become a risk if uncorrected.

The inspection was a Case Management visit prompted by a complaint. Three Type B deficiencies were cited related to procedural failures, including late reporting of an eviction, failure to submit required documentation (UIRs), and violations of resident personal rights regarding punitive measures. All deficiencies cited were Type B, indicating non-compliance that could become a risk if uncorrected.

The inspection was a Case Management visit prompted by a complaint. Three Type B deficiencies were cited related to procedural failures, including late reporting of an eviction, failure to submit required documentation (UIRs), and violations of resident personal rights regarding punitive measures. All deficiencies cited were Type B, indicating non-compliance that could become a risk if uncorrected.

The inspection report indicates that no issues were noted during the visit. The facility was observed to be ready to be licensed, and the report will be submitted to the Central Applications Unit (CAU) for final review. The facility is not yet licensed and remains subject to final approval.

The inspection was conducted on 05/02/2024 as a Case Management visit. The primary finding relates to the administrator's availability for the required Component III presentation, citing a violation of CCR 87405(a). Overall, the visit was informational, but the administrator's absence was noted as a deficiency.