Peninsula Senior Living Magnolia LLC

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies across several regulatory areas, including immediate health risks related to hot water temperature and missing safety equipment. Several Type B deficiencies were noted concerning outdated resident appraisals, incomplete personnel records, and missing required safety equipment like evacuation chairs. Immediate corrective action is required for the Type A violation regarding hot water temperature.

The inspection identified two deficiencies: a critical failure in hot water temperature regulation at resident sinks, and a failure to conduct required quarterly emergency drills. Immediate corrective action is required for the hot water temperature to prevent scalding injuries, and the facility must establish a consistent schedule for emergency drills.

This was a case management follow-up visit conducted by LPA Simi Rai. The visit reviewed the Plan of Correction submitted for a previous deficiency regarding resident safety. The report notes that the Administrator and staff have corrected the previously cited deficiencies, and a Plan of Correction clearance was issued.

The unannounced case management visit was conducted to follow up on an incident where a resident left the facility unassisted. A deficiency was cited regarding the failure to provide adequate care and supervision to meet the resident's individual needs. This deficiency was classified as Type A due to the immediate health, safety, or personal rights risk posed by the incident.

This report details an investigation into a complaint alleging staff abandoned a resident. The investigation found that the allegation was unsubstantiated, meaning there was not enough evidence to prove the alleged violations occurred. No deficiencies were cited per California Code of Regulations, Title 22.

The facility underwent a tele-visit for technical assistance regarding COVID-19 mitigation. The report details several recommendations made by the nurse, including posting symptom lists, improving visitor logs, and ensuring proper handwashing signage. Crucially, the report explicitly states that no deficiencies were cited per California Code of Regulations, Title 22.

The pre-licensing inspection was conducted and the facility was found to be ready to be licensed. The report notes that the facility is not yet licensed and is subject to final approval by the Central Application Bureau (CAB). No specific deficiencies were cited during the inspection.