Facility Evaluation Report

A virtual office meeting was held today, Tuesday June 24, via Microsoft Teams. In attendance were Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Vincent Moleski, Licensing Program Managers (LPMs) Stephen Richardson and Czarrina Camilon-Lee, local long-term care ombudsperson Patrice Wright, and licensee/administrator Julie Nonu.

Attendees of this meeting previously met on 5/21 to discuss a decision and order which effectively revokes the licenses for Abounding Love Care Home, Abounding Love II, and Abounding Love III as of July 7. Applications were submitted to change ownership at each facility. This meeting was called to discuss plans for resident relocations at each facility in the event that the change of ownership applications cannot be processed by July 7.

LPM Richardson explained that applications for homes II and III may not be completed and approved by July 7, and asked what Nonu's plan was in the event that relocations were necessary. Nonu said that a fire clearance was completed today for the applicant at Abounding Love III. The Centralized Applications Bureau will follow up with the applicant at Abounding Love III to confirm details.

Nonu asked for an extension for Abounding Love II, which has not yet received a new fire clearance, because residents and their families do not want to relocate. LPM Richardson informed Nonu that continued operation beyond July 7 will result in civil penalties for unlicensed operations. The decision and order which will effectively revoke Nonu's licenses was dated April 30, 2025, and prior notice had been given to Nonu that relocations may be necessary. Participants agreed to meet again later this week to continue this discussion.

No deficiencies were cited during this meeting. An exit interview was held and a copy of this report was emailed to Nonu to sign.