Cogir of Sonoma

The inspection was an unannounced, required Annual visit. The facility was generally found to be clean, with appropriate food storage and temperature logs maintained. However, two Type A deficiencies were cited related to medication recordkeeping errors for a specific resident, indicating an immediate risk to care.

The facility evaluation report indicates that no deficiencies were cited during this inspection. The narrative section explicitly states, "No deficiency cited." The visit was conducted as a Case Management follow-up regarding a resident's elopement incident.

The facility underwent a required Annual inspection and was generally found to be clean and well-maintained. Specific checks on resident rooms, food storage, and emergency equipment revealed no deficiencies. The report notes that the facility was asked to submit updated copies of the Personnel Report and Designation of Responsibility within 30 days.

The inspection identified three deficiencies across different areas of care. One deficiency is classified as Type A, citing immediate health risks related to staff health screening documentation. Two deficiencies are Type B, concerning medication record-keeping compliance and incomplete medical assessments for residents.

The facility underwent a required Annual inspection and was found to be clean with no deficiencies cited during the visit. The Licensing Program Analyst noted that the full annual inspection could not be completed and will return at a later date to finalize the review.

The inspection was a Case Management review initiated to amend a previous complaint investigation report. While no deficiencies were cited during today's visit, the analyst noted that Reappraisals for Resident #1 were not conducted in 2022, citing a violation of LIC 9102. The facility staff were educated on the importance of maintaining current resident reevaluation records.

This report details a complaint investigation conducted on June 2, 2023, concerning medication assistance and resident access to medications. The investigation found the initial allegations to be unsubstantiated. However, a subsequent review identified deficiencies in resident record keeping, specifically missing required medical assessment documentation.

The facility underwent a Required-1 Year inspection focused on infection control practices. The inspector noted that the facility was clean, exits were clear, and necessary safety measures like PPE and carbon monoxide detectors were in place. No deficiencies were cited during this inspection.