Eisenberg Vlg of the La Jewish Home for the Aging

The facility underwent a required one-year evaluation visit. The inspection covered resident rooms, common areas, kitchen, and record review, with no deficiencies cited in the provided report sections.

The investigation was conducted following a complaint regarding the facility's temperature control. While the LPA observed that many areas were within a comfortable temperature range, residents reported experiencing uncomfortably cold conditions, particularly in the dining room due to drafts. The allegation was substantiated, resulting in one Type B deficiency citation regarding maintaining a comfortable temperature for residents.

This report documents a complaint investigation initiated on 02/21/2025 regarding allegations of questionable death, lack of timely medical attention, and staff neglect leading to a hip fracture. The investigation concluded that the allegations are unfounded because the resident in question did not reside at the facility licensed by CCLD.

The required annual inspection was conducted by LPAs Mosley and Urena. While general areas like common areas, bedrooms, and restrooms were found to be in good condition, one deficiency was noted regarding emergency preparedness. Specifically, the emergency food supplies were not readily accessible and available as required by regulation.

This report details a complaint investigation regarding a reoccurrence of scabies due to alleged staff neglect. The investigation found sufficient evidence to support the claim, and the allegation was deemed Unsubstantiated at this time. No deficiencies were cited during the visit.

The facility underwent a Required Annual visit conducted by LPAs Zabel Chochian and Brian Balisi. The inspection covered kitchen, common areas, bedrooms, and restrooms, with positive observations noted in several areas. Overall, the report concludes that the facility is in compliance with Title 22 regulations, and no citations were issued.

The unannounced annual visit conducted on 09/15/2022 found the facility to be in compliance with all Title 22 regulations. The facility demonstrated adherence to safety protocols, including proper screening, sanitation, and maintenance of emergency systems.

The facility underwent an annual infection control visit. The report indicates that the Licensing Program Analyst observed no deficiencies or health and safety concerns during the visit.