San Leandro Senior Living

The inspection identified three deficiencies: one Type A deficiency regarding unsecured cleaning chemicals, and two Type B deficiencies concerning facility cleanliness/maintenance and incomplete personnel records. The facility was required to submit updates on several forms, including personnel reports and disaster plans, by specified dates.

This report details an investigation into a complaint regarding failure to provide required notice of fee increase. The investigation found that the allegation was unfounded, meaning the complaint was deemed false or without reasonable basis. No deficiencies were cited in this report.

The facility underwent an unannounced Case Management visit regarding an incident report. Licensing Program Analysts interviewed staff and reviewed resident files. No deficiencies were cited during this inspection visit.

The investigation was conducted following a complaint regarding resident care, specifically concerning a pressure injury. While the initial allegations were found to be unsubstantiated, the report cites one deficiency related to resident care standards. This deficiency is classified as Type B, requiring corrective action by the facility.

The unannounced annual inspection conducted on 01/07/2025 found the facility to be in good order. The LPA observed common areas, dining areas, and various floors, noting that all passageways were free of obstruction and that lighting was adequate. Key safety items, such as fire extinguishers and emergency plans, were noted as being in place and current.

The unannounced visit was conducted as a Case Management complaint investigation. The primary deficiency noted was the failure to maintain current medical assessment documentation for a resident (R1). This constitutes a Type B violation requiring the facility to submit proof of correction by the specified date.

The unannounced visit was conducted as a Case Management complaint investigation. The primary deficiency noted was the failure to maintain current medical assessment documentation for a resident (R1). This constitutes a Type B violation requiring the facility to submit proof of correction by the specified date.

The investigation was conducted following a complaint regarding notice procedures. The allegation that staff did not provide sufficient notice to the resident's authorized person of change in use was found to be substantiated. The primary deficiency cited relates to the failure to comply with specific requirements for the 60-day eviction notice.