Pacifica Senior Living Union City

The inspection identified three deficiencies: one Type A deficiency regarding unsecured medications, and two Type B deficiencies concerning food storage and lack of updated medical assessments. The facility was cited for these issues, requiring corrective action by specified dates.

The inspection identified three deficiencies: one Type A deficiency regarding unsecured medications, and two Type B deficiencies concerning food storage and lack of updated medical assessments. The facility was cited for these issues, requiring corrective action by specified dates.

The report details an investigation into five allegations, including questionable death, bathing needs, soiled clothing, clean clothing supply, and medication refills. All five allegations were ultimately closed as unsubstantiated based on the evidence reviewed and interviews conducted.

The report details an investigation into three allegations: unexplained bruising, lack of resident pendants, and lack of administrator presence. All three allegations were ultimately closed as unsubstantiated based on the evidence gathered during the investigation.

The investigation addressed multiple allegations, including issues with call button response, food availability, staff conduct, and billing discrepancies. While several allegations were noted, the final report explicitly states that no deficiencies are being cited on this date, and the findings were largely unsubstantiated.

The case management visit identified significant deficiencies related to resident care and medical oversight. Specifically, the facility failed to ensure necessary medical and dental care for the resident, citing a failure to seek immediate medical assistance for R1. These findings are categorized as Type A deficiencies due to the immediate risk posed to the resident's health.

The case management visit identified significant deficiencies related to resident care and medical oversight. Specifically, the facility failed to ensure necessary medical and dental care for the resident, citing a failure to seek immediate medical assistance for R1. These findings are categorized as Type A deficiencies due to the immediate risk posed to the resident's health.

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