Routine inspection·June 23, 2021

Licensing Program Analysts (LPAs) Darlene Chavez and Kristin Kontilis conducted an onsite one-year infection control annual visit to the above-named facility. LPAs met with Douglas Tucker, Administrator and Ali Reynoso, Director of Health Services and explained the purpose of the visit. LPAs conducted a physical tour of the facility. The facility has submitted a Mitigation Plan to the Department. The facility has an entry station at the side of the building. Upon entry, staff and visitors are required to sign-in, complete a symptom questionnaire, and have a temperature screening. All documentation is kept in a storage unit at the point of entry. The entry station has PPE gear, hand sanitizer, and a thermometer. The facility is located on a 10-acre community with seven buildings. The level of care includes independent living, assisted living, and memory care. The facility has a fitness and aquatic center with a full-size lap swimming pool. The fitness and aquatic center has staff on-duty from approximately 7 am – 5 pm. The center is locked and not available to residents in care when there is no staff on duty. The independent living units consist of 138 units and are fully equipped with oven, refrigerator and have microwaves. The assisted living unit has a library, main lounge, dining area, multi-purpose room, fitness area, wellness area, little theater, and open patio area. There are 34 resident rooms in the assisted living unit. The memory care facility has 24 resident rooms, a dining room, two common areas, two multi-purpose rooms, two open patios, and a wellness center. Meals are prepared in the main kitchen and delivered to the assisted living and memory care units. The independent living units have their own kitchens or kitchenettes. Screening of residents for symptoms and temperature checks are conducted daily in the assisted living and memory care units. Facility staff monitor residents for change of condition. Increased monitoring is conducted if a change of condition is noted of any residents showing COVID-19 symptoms, or signs of a fever. Residents participate in Zoom activities, drum circles, water coloring, games, sing-a-longs, bean bag throw, exercise classes (inside and outside), educational presentations, a variety activities with University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) students, caring companions, peer counselors, scenic rides to local Please continue to 809-C, Pg 2. beaches and parks, medication classes, spiritual engagement activities, and family vehicle parades around the perimeter of the community. Signs are posted on hallway bulletin boards stating COVID-19 symptoms should be reported to staff, Administrators, and LIcensee. The room temperature in the facility was measured at a comfortable temperature at 12:05 pm. The trash, recycling, and green waste bins are kept in a gated area with no access to residents in care. Exit interview conducted. No citations issued. Copy of the report has been given. *THIS IS AN AMENDED REPORT OF THE ORIGINAL REPORT DATED 6/23/2021.