Ivy Park at San Ramon

The inspection was a Case Management visit conducted on 03/24/2026. The primary deficiency cited relates to inadequate staffing levels, which was demonstrated by an incident where a resident wandered into another resident's room unsupervised during mealtime. This is classified as a Type B deficiency, indicating a potential, but not immediate, risk to resident safety.

The inspection was a Case Management visit conducted on 03/24/2026. The primary deficiency cited relates to inadequate staffing levels, which was demonstrated by an incident where a resident wandered into another resident's room unsupervised during mealtime. This is classified as a Type B deficiency, indicating a potential, but not immediate, risk to resident safety.

The inspection was a Case Management visit conducted on 03/24/2026. The primary deficiency cited relates to inadequate staffing levels, which was demonstrated by an incident where a resident wandered into another resident's room unsupervised during mealtime. This is classified as a Type B deficiency, indicating a potential, but not immediate, risk to resident safety.

The inspection was a Case Management visit conducted on 03/24/2026. The primary deficiency cited relates to inadequate staffing levels, which was demonstrated by an incident where a resident wandered into another resident's room unsupervised during mealtime. This is classified as a Type B deficiency, indicating a potential, but not immediate, risk to resident safety.

The facility underwent a 1-Year Annual Required inspection on March 6, 2026. The inspector noted that the facility's fire clearance was approved for 162 residents. The narrative explicitly states that no deficiencies were cited at the time of the visit, with a follow-up planned for a full review.

The investigation substantiated allegations regarding staff failures in medication management. Specifically, deficiencies were cited related to the safeguarding of resident medications and ensuring administration strictly according to physician's orders. Corrective actions are required for both medication storage and administration protocols.