La Verne Manor

The facility underwent an unannounced Annual Required Visit. The inspection revealed one Type A deficiency concerning hot water temperature controls, which poses an immediate health risk. A second Type B deficiency was cited regarding general maintenance, specifically debris on the perimeter and needed eaves repairs.

The facility underwent an unannounced required annual inspection. The physical plant, food service, and emergency preparedness were observed to be satisfactory. However, one Type B deficiency was cited regarding the lack of a full-time staff member dedicated to organizing and evaluating planned activities.

This report details a complaint investigation regarding water leaks. The allegation was found to be substantiated based on the evidence gathered during the visit. The primary deficiency noted was significant water damage observed on the ceilings of several rooms.

The facility underwent an unannounced Annual Required Visit. The inspector noted that the facility has plans and procedures in place for Infection Control, Disaster Preparedness, and general operations. All reviewed areas, including physical plant safety, staffing, and record-keeping, appeared to be in compliance with regulations.

The inspection was a follow-up/investigation related to a complaint. The primary finding was a Type B deficiency citing inadequate facility maintenance due to significant water damage in multiple rooms. The allegation regarding food service was unsubstantiated, but the physical condition of the facility remains a concern.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies, including immediate health risks related to unsecured cleaning chemicals and improper medication administration. Additionally, there were Type B deficiencies noted regarding the cleanliness of several resident and visitor bathrooms. Immediate corrective action is required for all cited issues.

The facility underwent an annual required visit and was evaluated by the Licensing Program Analyst. The LPA observed the physical plant, reviewed resident care areas, and checked documentation, finding no deficiencies per California Code of Regulations, Title 22. The administrator was notified that annual fees are not current.