Inspection Report Summary for Country Club Manor

Country Club Manor, a 740‑type senior housing facility in Sacramento, underwent a series of licensing evaluations between June 2021 and June 2022. The first inspection on 25 June 2021 identified a critical water‑temperature deficiency, with readings of 93.5 °F and 130 °F that fell outside the 105–120 °F range required by California Code of Regulations §87303(e)(2). The administrator promptly adjusted the thermostat, and a follow‑up visit on 9 September 2021 confirmed that the temperature logs remained within limits, resulting in a clear of the deficiency. The report also noted adequate fire, carbon‑monoxide, and first‑aid safety equipment and a well‑maintained facility overall.

In December 2021, the department conducted two case‑management visits. The first, on 15 December, addressed a delinquent payment issue for Solar Senior Living 2 LLC, for which lien release documents were submitted and the $21,948.24 balance was cleared. No deficiencies were cited. The second visit, on 17 December, reviewed an incident involving a resident’s allegation of inappropriate contact by a staff member. Investigations revealed no direct witnesses; the staff member in question was placed on temporary leave, and a mandatory staff training session was scheduled. The facility’s response—including reassignment of the staff member and a scheduled review meeting—led to no deficiencies being noted.

The most recent case‑management visit, on 21 June 2022, focused on a 3‑day eviction notice that had been issued to a resident without prior written approval from the licensing agency, a violation of §87224(b). The administrator rescinded the notice and the department cited a deficiency requiring corrective action. This incident highlighted the importance of adherence to formal eviction procedures and documented the department’s expectation for proper procedural compliance.

Overall, the inspections reveal a facility that generally maintains its physical and operational standards, with issues largely confined to administrative and procedural compliance. The department’s follow‑up visits demonstrate a pattern of timely corrections and proactive training to mitigate future risks. The recurring emphasis on eviction protocols and staff conduct underscores the agency’s commitment to safeguarding resident rights and ensuring a safe, compliant living environment.