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32 | Allegation: Licensee does not ensure facility is kept clean, safe, sanitary and in good repair at all times.
It is alleged that mold was discovered in a resident #1’s (R1) bathroom, mold grown behind R2’s dishwasher, R3’s carpet, and the dining hall after a flood.
Based on interviews conducted four out of five residents denied the allegation and three out of three staff denied the allegation. One out of five residents confirmed the allegation. Four residents stated that the facility did a good job maintain the facility is kept clean, safe, sanitary, and good repair. R2 and R3 denied that there was any mold found in any of their rooms or found in the dining room. Four residents and all staff stated that there was no smell or structural issues when the flood in dining area during the time and after the flooding for two to three weeks.
R1 stated that there was mold in their bathroom air vent and they have proof that it was never taken care of. S1 stated after the initial mold was found in February 10, 2026, they have had at least four mold inspections that have shown that the bathroom air vent does not have any mold. S1 also stated they had decided when R1 went on vacation to renovate the bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen to ensure that it was mold free and in excellent condition to reside in. R1 and S1 stated after the initial mold findings were reported on February 10, 2026, that R1 was sent to a hotel as they were cleaning and ensuring the mold was removed from the bathroom air vent.
S3 stated that the facility does annual checks in each unit HVAC ducts, dryer ducts, and resident restroom ducts to be clear of dust and be in good condition for the good maintenance on equipment and for resident health and safety. Based on observations on April 28, 2026, and August 7, 2026, LPA did not observe any mold in R1’s bathroom, R2’s dishwasher behind, in front, or on the sides, R3’s closet around the floor and carpet, and in the facility dining area.
Based on record review, Mold Inspection Services dated on February 10, 2026, stated that mold was found in the Return Air Vent of R1's bathroom. RegasGroup dated February 23, 2026, stated that mold was not above normal background levels and do not present a problem or concern. Mold Inspection Services dated February 27, 2026, stated that the affected bathroom area passes clearance criteria. Charles Taylor Environmental Technical Services stated on May 11, 2026, May 22, 2026, and June 1, 2026, that the bathroom was in acceptable range. Facility maintenance does two checks each year in vents for dryer air Continued on LIC9099C |