Angelic Mansions

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies across several areas, including immediate fire/burn hazards, incomplete staff training records, and missing infection control plans. Several Type A and Type B citations were issued concerning facility maintenance, staff documentation, and required safety protocols.

The facility underwent a required annual inspection and was found to have multiple deficiencies across several critical areas. Two deficiencies were cited as Type A, indicating immediate health, safety, or personal rights risks related to staff training and medication documentation. Additionally, one Type B deficiency was noted regarding required criminal record clearances for staff.

The facility evaluation report indicates that the visit was conducted on 09/19/2024 for Case Management purposes. The narrative section details that the visit was to amend documents originally delivered on 07/31/24, following a complaint investigation.

The facility underwent a required comprehensive annual inspection. The LPA observed that the facility is clean, in good repair, and operating in safe conditions. Specifically, the report notes that no deficiencies were cited per Title 22, Division 6, of the California Code of Regulations.

This report details a complaint investigation conducted following an unannounced visit. The allegations regarding inadequate laundry service and insufficient food quantity were both found to be Unsubstantiated based on staff interviews and facility observations.

The unannounced case management visit identified two significant deficiencies. First, staff were found working without the required criminal background clearance. Second, the facility was observed improperly managing an indwelling urinary catheter on a resident, violating professional standards for care.

The unannounced case management visit identified two significant deficiencies. First, staff were found working without the required criminal background clearance. Second, the facility was observed improperly managing an indwelling urinary catheter on a resident, violating professional standards for care.

The facility underwent a required annual inspection with an emphasis on infection control. While general COVID-19 precautions were observed, two deficiencies were noted: the facility has a limited supply of PPE and staff members have not been fit tested for N95 masks. Most critically, the facility failed to ensure that a staff member (S1) had the required criminal record clearance, which constitutes a Type A violation.