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32 | and Orkin invoices dated: 05/05/26, 05/19/26, 06/01/26, 06/16/26, and 06/19/26.
The investigation revealed the following:
Allegation: Licensee is not taking measures to keep the facility free of insects.
It is alleged that resident in care was bitten on neck and arm by bed bugs. On 06/24/26 and 06/25/26 LPA conducted interviews with S1-S9 regarding the allegation above. 5 of the 9 staff interviewed confirmed the allegation and reported observing bedbugs at the facility. 4 of the 9 staff denied the above allegation and reported not observing bedbugs at the facility. 9 of 9 staff reported pest control services came out to the facility. On 06/25/26 and 07/24/26 LPA conducted interviews with R1-R10 regarding the allegation above. 8 of 10 residents denied the allegation above. 2 of 10 residents reported they have not seen the bedbugs, but it was reported by their caregiver. 9 of 10 residents report they have not been bitten by any bedbugs, insects, or spiders. 1 of 10 residents reported being bitten by bedbugs. 10 of 10 residents reported pest control service services are done at the facility. On 07/24/26 LPA conducted a review of Orkin service reports the following were observed: Orkin service report 06/01/26 1 unit on 3rd floor inspected for bedbugs and 10 live bedbugs were observed and treated per scope. Orkin service report dated 06/16/26 canine inspection was conducted for units on 3 units and third floor hallway no bedbug life found. 07/22/26 canine inspection was conducted and no activity was observed. LPA observed that Westmont of Culver City paid for all pest control services conducted at the facility.
Allegation: Staff did not conduct an accurate appraisal of resident in care.
It is alleged that facility staff updated a resident’s care plan without a documented change in condition to justify the update. On 06/25/26 and 07/24/26 LPA conducted interviews with R1-R10 regarding the allegation above. 9 of the 10 residents interviewed denied the allegation above and report that they (residents) and their POAs are made aware of any changes to their care plan. 1 of the 10 residents interviewed confirmed the allegation above and reported not being notified of any changes as they had a pendant placed on their wrist without explanation or consent. On 06/24/26 and 06/25/26 LPA conducted interviews with S1-S9 regarding the allegation above. 2 of the 9 staff interviewed denied the allegation above and reported that care plans are updated every 6 months or as needed due to a change in conditions observed. 2 of the 9 staff also reported that POAs are notified of any changes being made to a care plan and a conference is scheduled if the POA does not agree with the changes being made. 7 of the 9 staff interviewed reported having no knowledge of the above allegation. Furthermore, 1 of the 9 staff interviewed stated that R1 was reassessed on 03/15/26 due to a noted blister and R1 was again reassessed on 03/18/26. Per the 1 of the 9 staff interviewed, the points in care did increase for R1 but there was no change
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