Inspection Report Summary for Lidia‘s Blessed Home

Lidia’s Blessed Home (Facility No. 507003601) has undergone four unannounced annual inspections and one case‑management review between December 2021 and February 2024. In the 12/03/2021 visit, the licensing program analyst noted a clean, well‑maintained residence with adequate food supplies, fully functional safety equipment, and no deficiencies cited. The same assessment repeated in 04/05/2023 after a comprehensive tour of kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, laundry, and exterior grounds; all policies were reviewed, required equipment was operational, and no deficiencies were identified.

A notable deviation occurred during the 03/28/2022 inspection when the administrator’s certificate had expired on 03/16/2022. The report documented this as a Category B deficiency under § 87405 (Administrator qualifications), citing the expiration as a potential risk to resident health, safety, or personal rights. The facility was given a one‑day deadline (03/29/2022) to obtain a new certificate and to submit updated administrative and disaster‑plan documentation. The deficiency was the only regulatory shortfall recorded in that cycle.

In the 02/28/2024 case‑management review, the department addressed a complaint (27‑AS‑20230921092607) concerning the facility’s financial power‑of‑attorney arrangements. Investigations revealed that the licensee, Lidia Hiriscau, had been designated as the financial POA for Resident 1, a status confirmed by a notarized document dated 09/23/23 and by interviews with the resident. This arrangement was cited as a regulatory deficiency under CCR Title 22, Division 6, with the potential for civil penalties pending correction. The report also highlighted the facility’s current census (six residents, two of whom are hospice patients) and noted no other compliance issues.

Across these visits, Lidia’s Blessed Home demonstrates a pattern of strong routine compliance—clean environments, functional safety equipment, and adequate staffing—but has encountered sporadic administrative and governance lapses. Prompt rectification of the expired administrator certificate and the POA oversight is essential to maintain its licensure status and safeguard resident rights.

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