Inland Christian Home, INC

The facility underwent a required comprehensive annual inspection. The inspection covered physical plant, food service, care/supervision, and record review. No deficiencies were cited per Title 22, Division 6, of the California Code of Regulations.

The report details an investigation into multiple allegations, including failure to address changes in condition, inadequate feeding, improper oxygen tank maintenance, and neglect resulting in a severe rash. However, the investigation ultimately found the complaint allegations to be UNFOUNDED because the resident was determined not to live on the assisted living side, placing the investigation outside the department's jurisdiction.

The facility underwent a required comprehensive annual inspection. The physical plant was generally observed to be compliant, with appropriate safety measures like smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in place. However, a critical deficiency was cited regarding the unsecured storage of sharp objects, which presents an immediate risk to residents.

This report details the findings of a Complaint Investigation conducted on 04/09/2024. The investigation addressed two allegations: staff sleeping on the night shift and staff not responding to resident calls for assistance. Both allegations were found to be unfounded based on the review of documents and interviews.

The inspection identified two primary deficiencies: the absence of required carbon monoxide detectors throughout the facility, which constitutes an immediate health risk (Type A). Additionally, the facility failed to provide current documentation proving the administrator's certification renewal (Type B). The facility was required to correct both issues by specified dates.

The Case Management visit identified deficiencies related to staff background clearances. Specifically, two staff members were found working without the required current criminal background clearances. This deficiency was cited as posing an immediate health, safety, and personal rights risk to the residents in care.

The Case Management visit identified deficiencies related to staff background clearances. Specifically, two staff members were found working without the required current criminal background clearances. This deficiency was cited as posing an immediate health, safety, and personal rights risk to the residents in care.

The Case Management visit identified deficiencies related to staff credentialing. Specifically, the facility was cited for failing to transfer the criminal background clearances for two staff members (S4 and S5) to the facility. This failure poses potential health and safety risks to the residents in care.