Routine inspection·December 23, 2025

Licensing Program Analyst, LPA, Noel Wolf Petersen arrived on 12/23/2025 to conduct an annual inspection. LPA met with the administrator Angelica Velasquez and administrator Gene Velasquez to explain the purpose of the visit. Zosing Care Home is a 6 capacity facility for adults aged 60+, there are 0 clients with restricted care, with a total census of 4, 0 ambulatory, 4 nonambulatory, and 0 bedridden. 2 clients on Hospice, 2 clients on home health. Physical Plant was inspected, including but not limited to the kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, common areas, storage areas, exteriors, and evacuation routes. Facility is clean, traffic areas are well lit and unobstructed. Kitchen has adequate storage for sharps, toxics, and medication. There is adequate food stored for 4 residents, 2 days of perishable foods, 7 days of non perishable foods. Medication against Mar was checked for 2 clients at random. 1 client's medication is filled out for future dispersals, administrator provided while in a rush to account for the mornings medication dispersal, the staff also filled out the pm dispersal section for 12/23/25. LPA gave guidance for the staff not to rush medication documentation. Bedrooms have required furniture and furnishings, including mattress encasements(rubber hospital type). Bathrooms hardware is functional, water measured at sink at 119.1 *F. Evacuation route gate swings freely, outside is free of obstructions. Continued on C Page. Client files were reviewed. admission agreement has unenforceable terms: Lpa gave guidance the admission agreement is always terminated on the death of the resident. the refund policy and termination policy on basic services should be reviewed and updated by the licensee. The safeguarded property forms are not filled out for 1 resident, needs and services plan not filled out for 2 residents. Licensee provided that the two residents are new, from within the last two weeks. 602's are up to date. Half rails should be ordered by physician and for repositioning purposes only. Hospice care plans are up to date, Home health plans are up to date. for one client, Home Heath Care plan says bed bound, Hospice nurse agrees with that estimation saying the client cannot support thier weight. While all the clients 602's reflect nonambulatory status, LPA has concerns related to the one clients ability to reposition themselves, given the 602, home health, and hospice care plans assessments for the resident. The Facility is licensed for 6 non-ambulatory, 2 may be on hospice. a Fire Clearance request for an update the license for expanding the hospice/bedridden allowable was made to LPA Charlie Yang via email 2/5/2025, and the request wasn't put though. LPA is asking the licensee to send in a new request; new facility sketch with the updated staff room and nonambulatory/bedridden room designations update for processing into an new LIC 850. The LPA notes there is a master bedroom with access to the outside world with ample space for 2 bedridden. The physical Plan Of Operation file submitted to licensing containing the original granted fire clearance 850, is unavailable for review. The facility does not have a copy of their most recent fire clearance for review. Given that all residents are declared non-ambulatory, and the facility has physical rooms for meeting needs of the current clients if they were to become bedridden, the immediate action by the licensee to get a new 850, and the unknown quality of the statements on the most recent 850, the LPA is not going to cite fire clearance at this time but schedule a follow up case management for after the fire inspection is completed. Staff records were reviewed, including a first aid/cpr, additional training and entry training, criminal background clearance and finger printing. Documents are up to date and present. Administrator files were reviewed, including facility posters, facility sketch, facility license, administrator certificate, and program design, infection control plan, evacuation plan. Documents are up to date and present. 2 residents were interviewed. 1 asleep, 1 nonverbal. 2 staff were interviewed. No citations issued, a copy of the report was read and given to the administrator. Exit interview.