Senior Care Records.

Facility Evaluation Report

Casa Del Sol RTF, Fallbrook05/01/2024Licence 374603419

Capacity4
Census3
Date signed05/01/2024 01:05:18 PM
The inspector’s account

On 5/1/24 Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Javina George conducted a case management deficiencies visit. LPA met with Licensee Manuel Vazquez and explained the purpose of the visit. A complaint was received for the facility and additional concerns/allegations were reported. It was alleged that Administrator Manuel Vazquez was unfit to do his job. As Vazquez was reported to purchase cheap cleaners purchased at the Dollar store and would refill/use the same bottles and refill them with either water or some other fragrance/floor cleaner to mask that he is complying with disinfectants during this pandemic, not conducting fire drills and clients would buy their own hygiene items.

It was also alleged that the clients were buying their own hygiene items, as the Licensee/Administrator stopped purchasing the hygiene items.Per the client’s admissions agreement it states that the licensee is to provide hygiene items such as toothbrushes, razors, shampoo etc. Per an interview with Vazquez, the hygiene items provided were generic and if for example a client had dandruff and required a special shampoo outside of what was provided then the client would use their P& I to purchase the specialty item.

Regarding the cleaner’s interviews were conducted with staff and revealed that things had gotten there were arguments over the types/brands of chemicals that were purchased. Vazquez denied refilling the bottles with water and using fragrances to imply that the cleaners were able to clean and disinfect as expected during the pandemic. On 12/28/23 LPA conducted a facility visit and observed for the cleaners to consist of bleach, a degreaser, cleanser and an all-purpose cleaner. The cleaners observed were EPA approved cleaners, that are noted to clean as well as disinfect. There was not enough evidence to refute or corroborate the allegation.

It was also alleged that the Administrator was not at the facility a sufficient number of hours. Per an interview with Vazquez he states that he was at the facility for a minimum of 2-3 hours daily 6 days a week, and that in his absence there were two (2) designated staff leads that were required to report the status of the facility at the end of the shift. Vazquez stated that outside of the the hours he would accompany clients to

Source: California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing. Methodology · Report a correction