Inspection Reports for
Belmont Village Senior Living Hollywood Hills

The complaint alleged that staff placed their hands down resident #1's pants. Interviews with staff and the resident produced conflicting statements, but overall there was not sufficient information to verify the allegation. The complaint was determined to be unsubstantiated.

The investigation included interviews with the resident, staff, and administrator, as well as a review of facility records. The allegation was found to be unsubstantiated due to insufficient evidence to verify the claim.

The complaint was substantiated. Resident #1 was found outside the facility after eloping due to lack of supervision. Interviews and record reviews confirmed the incident occurred on 4/8/25. An incident report had been previously submitted. A citation was issued and a $500 civil penalty was imposed.

The investigation substantiated the allegation that resident #1 eloped from the facility via a courtyard door without staff awareness, posing an immediate health and safety risk. An immediate civil penalty of $500 was issued to the facility.

The complaint investigation was unsubstantiated. Allegations included failure to prevent self-harm, failure to address a resident's medical condition change, and development of pressure injuries. Multiple visits and interviews were conducted, including with staff, residents, and the resident involved. Documentation and resident records were reviewed. The resident was reported to have chronic venous ulcers and received home health services. The resident was also admitted to a skilled nursing facility during the period of declining health. The facility updated assessments and physician reports accordingly.

The investigation found insufficient evidence to substantiate any of the allegations. The facility was found to have addressed the resident's medical condition changes appropriately, and there was no evidence that staff failed to prevent self-harm or that the resident developed pressure injuries while in care. All allegations were determined to be unsubstantiated.

No immediate health and safety hazards were observed during the inspection. Medication rooms, outdoor areas, staff records, and resident records were reviewed and found to be secure, complete, and current.

The facility was inspected for physical plant conditions, fire safety systems, kitchen, laundry, bedrooms, bathrooms, and common areas. Overall, the facility was found clean, well-maintained, and compliant with safety and health standards. The fire alarm system and safety equipment were operational, and resident areas were safe and comfortable. Due to time constraints, the annual inspection was not fully completed and will be finished at a later date.

The facility was found to be in compliance with no immediate health and safety hazards observed. Fire safety systems were operational and maintained, kitchen and medication areas were clean and secure, laundry and common areas were clean and unobstructed, bedrooms and bathrooms were safe and sanitary, and outdoor areas were well maintained.

The facility was found to be clean and well-maintained with proper emergency exits and infection control measures in place. Resident and staff records were complete and current, and the facility's administrator certificate was valid. No deficiencies or violations were noted in the report.

The facility was found to have an approved mitigation plan, proper fire clearance, adequate COVID-19 prevention measures, clean and well-maintained physical plant including kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, medication storage, laundry, and common areas. No deficiencies were cited during the inspection.

The complaint involved an incident where a nurse administered an additional dose of medication to a resident. The nurse resigned, and the facility provided in-service training to medication dispensing staff. The citation was cleared during the visit.

The investigation confirmed that a staff member administered an extra dose of medication without using the facility's Accuflow system, posing an immediate health and safety hazard. The resident did not experience complications and was monitored hourly. A deficiency was cited under CCR 87465(c)(2).

The Licensing Program Analyst obtained relevant documents and determined that further investigation is required at this time. Mass testing for staff began on 12/22/21 and for residents on 12/23/21.

The Licensing Program Analyst met with the Resident Services Director to review the Immediate Exclusion Order. An exit interview was conducted.

The facility was generally clean and well-maintained with proper infection control measures in place, including PPE availability and signage. However, several deficiencies were noted including hot water temperature issues, unlocked biohazard room, improper use of bed rails without physician orders, broken grab bars and dresser, and delayed staff response to emergency pull cords.

The visit was complaint-related, triggered by an incident report of a resident fall on 03/31/2021. The investigation substantiated deficiencies in supervision and assistance. Immediate civil penalties were issued.

The investigation concluded that R1 fell due to being left unattended on a wheelchair without footrests while staff sought assistance. R1 was not assessed for pain prior to being moved from the floor to bed, and complained of pain after being lifted improperly. Deficiencies related to supervision and assistance were cited, and a $500 civil penalty was issued.

The complaint involved a fall incident of resident #1 on 03/31/2021 resulting in fractured clavicle and humerus. The complaint investigation found that staff left R1 unattended on the wheelchair without footrests, failed to assess pain before moving R1, and improperly lifted R1 from the floor. The complaint is substantiated based on the findings.

The investigation revealed that R1 fell due to being left unattended on a wheelchair without footrests while staff went to ask for assistance. R1 was not assessed for pain prior to being moved from the floor to bed, and staff lifted R1 by holding under the arms, which may have contributed to injuries. The incident report was incomplete and required additional clarification.