At Haven Home II

The facility underwent a required unannounced Annual Inspection on January 27, 2026. The inspection noted several positive findings, including the facility being clutter-free, exits being clear, and necessary safety equipment being in working order. Overall, no deficiencies were issued during this inspection.

The investigation substantiated allegations of neglect related to a resident's pressure injury. Two Type A deficiencies were cited: failure to observe and care for the wound (CCR 87466) and retaining a resident with a prohibited health condition (CCR 87615(a)). Both violations carry an immediate civil penalty because they pose a direct and immediate risk to resident health and safety.

The investigation substantiated allegations of neglect related to a resident's pressure injury. Two Type A deficiencies were cited: failure to observe and care for the wound (CCR 87466) and retaining a resident with a prohibited health condition (CCR 87615(a)). Both violations carry an immediate civil penalty because they pose a direct and immediate risk to resident health and safety.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies across several critical areas, including water safety, staff training compliance, and resident care protocols. There are several Type A citations indicating immediate health and safety risks that require urgent correction. The facility also has several Type B deficiencies related to documentation and policy adherence.

This case management visit identified numerous deficiencies across multiple areas, ranging from immediate safety hazards to general maintenance and record-keeping failures. The most critical finding was the unsecured and accessible storage of medications, which presents an immediate risk to residents. Other significant issues include multiple blocked exits, general facility disrepair, and improper food storage practices.

This case management visit identified numerous deficiencies across multiple areas, ranging from immediate safety hazards to general maintenance and record-keeping failures. The most critical finding was the unsecured and accessible storage of medications, which presents an immediate risk to residents. Other significant issues include multiple blocked exits, general facility disrepair, and improper food storage practices.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies across several critical areas, including immediate health risks related to water temperature, unsecured dangerous items, and accessible medications. Additionally, there were Type B deficiencies noted regarding staff training compliance and general facility sanitation issues.

The inspection was a Case Management visit conducted on August 1, 2023. The primary finding relates to the facility's water source, which was dry as of July 29th. The facility has implemented temporary measures, including using bottled water and conserving water, while awaiting the repair of the main well.