Wellquest Granite Bay Tenantco LLC

This report details a follow-up case management inspection conducted regarding a resident's (R1) non-hospice death in May 2025. The investigation reviewed extensive documentation and interviewed staff, concluding that the department could not substantiate that the death was due to facility staff neglect or failure to seek timely medical care.

This report documents a Case Management inspection conducted on July 1, 2025, following multiple resident fall incidents. The inspection reviewed documentation related to falls for three residents (R1, R2, R3) and a previous incident (R4). The facility staff demonstrated awareness of fall monitoring protocols and care plan updates.

The inspection was a case management review conducted following several incident reports. The analyst met with the Administrator and Resident Care Coordinator to discuss four specific incidents from March 2025. No deficiencies were issued in this report.

The inspection was a case management review conducted following several incident reports. The analyst met with the Administrator and Resident Care Coordinator to discuss four specific incidents from March 2025. No deficiencies were issued in this report.

The inspection was a case management review following several incident reports. The report details multiple resident falls and medical events, but explicitly states that no deficiencies were cited during the evaluation. The facility appeared to take appropriate action in handling emergency medical care and staff training.

The facility underwent an annual, unannounced inspection. The inspector noted that the facility appeared safe in all toured areas, and reviewed resident and staff files, which were found to be complete. No deficiencies were issued during this inspection.

The inspection was conducted to gather additional information regarding several recent incident reports for the facility. The report details several resident incidents, including falls and unexpected passing, and notes that staff completed training on medication documentation errors. Overall, the report explicitly states that there are no deficiencies cited.