Kenwood Greens

The facility underwent a required Annual inspection and was generally found to be clean and well-maintained. Specific areas reviewed, such as food storage, bedrooms, and medication management, showed compliance or were addressed with plans for minor improvements. Overall, no deficiencies were cited during the inspection.

The facility was inspected for Case Management purposes and the review of training materials was conducted. The LPA reviewed several books and confirmed that the materials appear to meet the requirements of CCR 87705(b) and HSC 1569.625(c)(8). No deficiencies were cited during this inspection.

The inspection noted several areas requiring attention, including a tripping hazard from worn flooring in Room #3 and an expired administrator certificate. Additionally, deficiencies were found regarding staff training documentation, which appeared questionable, and initial water temperature readings that required immediate adjustment. All cited deficiencies were classified as Type B, indicating potential but not immediate health risks.

The inspection revealed several deficiencies across multiple areas, including staffing compliance, medication storage, and resident record keeping. Most notably, a staff member was found to be working without current fingerprint clearance, which is considered an immediate risk. Other issues include incomplete disaster drill documentation and improper pre-pouring of medications.

The inspection was a Case Management-Other visit conducted unannounced. The analyst observed the facility and discussed reporting requirements and mailing address changes with the licensee. No deficiencies were observed or cited during this visit.

The facility was inspected on 02/23/2023 for a required 1-year review, focusing on infection control. The inspector noted that the facility was clean, well-stocked, and that staff and residents are fully vaccinated. No deficiencies were observed during the inspection.

The inspection was a follow-up case management visit prompted by a complaint. The primary finding relates to the failure to provide timely and appropriate medical and dental care for a resident, R1. Two Type A deficiencies were cited due to the significant delay in necessary medical treatment for pressure injuries.

This report details an investigation into a complaint regarding a resident with a prohibited condition. The investigation found that there was not a preponderance of evidence to prove the allegation, and therefore, no citations were issued.