Channing House

The inspection identified three deficiencies across Type A and Type B categories. The most critical finding (Type A) relates to the unsecured storage of centrally stored medications. Additionally, there are Type B deficiencies concerning improper labeling of medications and the lack of a required evacuation chair in one of the main tower stairwells.

The inspection, conducted for Case Management purposes, revealed several deficiencies across the toured units and common areas. These issues include safety hazards like high water temperatures and lack of necessary fixtures, as well as general maintenance concerns such as dust, odors, and debris. The facility management was aware of these observations and stated that renovations would begin after 12/31/2025.

The facility underwent a Case Management - Incident visit regarding a previous elopement. The LPA reviewed past incidents and discussed current safety protocols with the COO. No deficiencies were cited during this visit, indicating compliance with current standards.

The inspection was a Case Management visit following a medication error incident. The primary deficiency cited relates to improper medication storage and handling, specifically the transfer of medications between containers. Immediate corrective action is required to ensure proper medication management protocols are followed.

This report details a Complaint Investigation visit conducted on May 9, 2025. The department ultimately determined that the allegations made were unfounded, meaning the complaint was found to be false or without reasonable basis. No deficiencies were cited under the California Code of Regulations, Title 22.

The facility underwent a Case Management – Incident visit regarding a medication error that occurred on 04/17/2025. The report details the incident investigation, where staff admitted to administering the incorrect medication to a resident. However, the final section of the report explicitly states that no deficiencies were cited during this visit.