Escondido Senior Living

The inspection identified two deficiencies: one Type A citation regarding insufficient staff with current CPR certification, and one Type B citation concerning the discrepancy between the approved hospice waiver count and the number of residents receiving hospice care. Immediate action is required to ensure adequate, certified staff coverage and to update the hospice waiver documentation.

The investigation was conducted following a complaint regarding the loss of a resident's personal belongings. The allegation was substantiated, resulting in citations for failure to safeguard resident property. The facility was cited for failing to meet standards for theft and loss prevention, requiring reimbursement for the lost dentures.

This report details an investigation into a complaint alleging that facility staff left residents in soiled clothing and failed to maintain odor control. The investigation found that the complaint was unfounded, meaning the allegations were deemed false or without reasonable basis.

This report details a complaint investigation conducted following allegations regarding resident incontinence care, staff chemical restraint, and bed bug infestation. All three allegations were ultimately deemed unsubstantiated by the Licensing Program Analyst after reviewing resident statements, medical records, and facility documentation. The facility was found to be taking appropriate steps to mitigate the reported issues.

The facility underwent a Required Annual Inspection on November 6, 2024. The inspection covered physical plant, medications, food service, and care/supervision areas. The report indicates that no specific deficiencies were cited during the review.

The investigation, prompted by a complaint regarding a resident elopement, substantiated the allegation. Two deficiencies were cited related to supervision and basic service requirements. The facility must implement staff training and improve supervision protocols to ensure resident safety.

The facility was inspected on December 12, 2023, and the physical plant, common areas, and resident care areas were generally found to be in good repair and clean. The report explicitly states that no deficiencies were cited during this visit, indicating full compliance with regulations.