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There were no notes on the MAR to indicate the reason for the missed medication dose on the records provided to LPA Valerio. On October 1, 2025, R2 did not receive their dose of "Flucticasone Prop spray" due to the medication not being available in the community." R3 had an order for Alendronate sodium. The order is to take 1 Tab by mouth every week. According to the MAR, facility staff indicated that the medication was not available on October 23, 2025 and October 30, 2025. R3 also had an order for Vitamin D3, which was not given on October 5, 2025 because the facility did not have it available.
On April 30, 2026, LPA Valerio received an Unusual Incident Report (UIR) for Resident 4 (R4). According to the UIR, R4 was provided a medication that was for another resident; however, the medication was not fully ingested. R4 was sent out and returned to the community the same day with a discharge diagnosis of "worried well".
Allegation: Facility is in financial distress
The solvency audit was conducted by Audit Investigator Banahene. According to the The September 2025 sample month Profit & Loss statement, the facility did not generate any revenues and had a net loss. The licensee did not provide any document to show that the facility’s rent or mortgage was paid and that the licensee has good control over the facility. The review of the six-month utility billings showed that the licensee made full payments for PG&E, Comcast, Waste Management, Pest Control, Consolidated Utilities. However, the licensee did not make any payment for SMUD in April 2025 and made only partial payments in May, August, September 2025 and carried unpaid balance as high as $25,708. Additionally, the records show that the licensee had a lot of significant monthly financial obligations (loans and credits cards), which creates some financial concern due to the facility not generating income or sufficient income to cover expenses. Additionally, a working capital analysis was performed and the licensee had a negative working capital for the Sample Month September 2025. A negative working capital indicates that the company doesn’t have enough current assets to cover its short-term obligations and may have trouble paying suppliers and creditors and difficulty raising fund. The bank statements provided showed positive balances, however, the positive balances were significantly below the estimated monthly expenses for the facility with 160 beds. Moreover, it appears the licensee does not have sufficient cash reserves to cover the operating cost.
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