Complaint·February 13, 2026

During the visit, LPA found the sharps drawer unlocked, and more sharps next to the kitchen sink. LPA also found alcoholic beverages on the kitchen cabinet, the refrigerator, and a camper in the backyard. Chemicals were found on the same camper as well as bathrooms and kitchen cabinets. During today’s visit, LPA found that two residents died on January 2026 while on hospice, however, only R3’s death was reported, while R2’s was not. Based on records reviewed, LPA observations, and interviews conducted with the client, and staff, the preponderance of evidence, standard has been meet for one allegation regarding sharps being available to the client to be substantiated. During the visit, LPA found that reporting requirements have not been met by the facility. Two deficiencies were cited in accordance with the California Code of Regulations, no civil penalty was assessed. Reports and Appeal Rights discussed with and provided to Licensee Vida Dacanay. Signature below confirms receipt. [CONTINUED FROM LIC9099-A] While touring the facility, LPA could not find food beyond the expiration date. While reviewing facility files, LPA found that one of the “adult guests” (AG1) mentioned in the complaint has criminal record clearance and is associated to the facility. Regarding the second person mentioned, (AG2) is AG1’s partner. Per interviews with the facility’s current and only resident (R1), AG2 does not visit the facility often, and in fact, R1 mentioned not knowing AG2. Based on records reviewed, LPA observations, records review, and interviews conducted with the resident (R1), reporting party (RP), and Licensee, the preponderance of evidence standard has not been met, and the allegation is deemed unsubstantiated. No deficiencies were cited in accordance with the California Code of Regulations.