Hallmark of Bakersfield

The inspection, conducted as a Case Management review following a complaint investigation, identified multiple deficiencies. Two Type A deficiencies relate to fire safety hazards, specifically obstructions to a resident's exit door. Additionally, one Type B deficiency was cited regarding the improper storage and transfer of resident medications.

The investigation substantiated allegations regarding resident elopement and inadequate care/supervision. Specifically, the facility was cited for failing to provide required basic services, which was evidenced by a resident eloping and requiring hospitalization. The report indicates that the facility has submitted a Plan of Correction (POC) for the cited deficiencies.

This report details a complaint investigation concerning staff speaking inappropriately to residents. The allegation was substantiated based on interviews and records review. One Type B deficiency was cited regarding the personal rights of residents, specifically concerning staff conduct.

The inspection identified five deficiencies across multiple areas, including medication administration, staff training, food supply, medication logging, and hospice care planning. One deficiency was classified as Type A, indicating an immediate health risk, while the remaining four were Type B non-compliance issues. The facility was required to submit multiple Plans of Correction with varying due dates to address these findings.