Inspection Reports for University Retirement Community

The visit was an unannounced Case Management - Incident inspection to follow up on a self-reported incident involving a resident who left the facility unattended.

The facility failed to provide adequate supervision to Resident 1, resulting in the resident leaving the facility unattended, which posed an immediate risk to the resident's health, safety, and rights. The resident's supervision status was not properly communicated to staff.

The visit was complaint-related, following a self-reported incident where Resident 1 left the facility unattended on 07/13/2025. The resident was found off campus by a bystander and returned to the facility. The resident's physician initially stated the resident could not leave unattended but was later reassessed to allow leaving unattended. Staff were unaware of the restriction at the time of the incident.

The inspection was an unannounced complaint investigation visit triggered by allegations that the facility did not have running water and staff were not providing residents with water.

The investigation found that the allegations were unsubstantiated. The facility experienced a water main break affecting the Independent Living units with low water pressure, but the Assisted Living and Memory Care units had water access. Bottled water was provided to residents during repairs, and no deficiencies were cited.

The complaint alleged lack of running water and staff not providing water to residents. After interviews, observations, and investigation, the allegations were found to be unsubstantiated with no deficiencies cited.

The inspection was an unannounced complaint investigation visit triggered by allegations received on 2025-01-31 regarding inadequate hygiene supplies and failure to follow infection control practices at the facility.

The investigation found that all staff interviewed confirmed adequate hygiene supplies were available and infection control protocols were followed. The allegations were determined to be unsubstantiated due to lack of preponderance of evidence.

The complaint alleged that staff did not ensure residents had adequate hygiene supplies and did not follow infection control practices. After inspection and interviews, these allegations were found unsubstantiated.

Unannounced Case Management visit to follow up on a self-reported incident submitted on June 14, 2024, involving serious bodily injury to a resident.

The Department determined that a civil penalty is warranted due to serious bodily injury resulting from lack of supervision on June 11, 2024, when a resident was found injured outside the facility requiring hospitalization. A $10,000 civil penalty was issued.

The inspection was an unannounced annual inspection conducted to evaluate compliance at University Retirement Community at Davis, a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC).

The facility was found to be clean, well-maintained, and in compliance with regulations. No deficiencies or citations were issued. The facility has approved plans for dementia care and infection control, and all safety systems and drills were up to date.

The inspection was conducted as a case management visit regarding an incident report submitted to Community Care Licensing received on 2024-06-14.

The inspection found that on 2024-06-11, a resident was found outside the building beside an overturned wheelchair and was transported to the hospital. Medical records and documentation were requested for follow-up. No citations were issued at the time of inspection.

The visit was complaint-related due to an incident involving a resident found outside the building beside an overturned wheelchair. The complaint was not substantiated as no citations were issued.

The inspection was an unannounced complaint investigation regarding the allegation that staff were not ensuring that facility grounds were maintained in a safe manner for residents in care.

The investigation found that the allegation was unfounded; no deficiencies were identified on the Assisted Living side of the facility where the Community Care Licensing Division has jurisdiction. The Independent Living portion was outside the agency's jurisdiction.

The complaint allegation was that staff were not ensuring that facility grounds were maintained safely for residents. After interviews, observations, and investigation, the allegation was found to be unfounded.

The inspection was an unannounced annual inspection conducted to evaluate compliance at University Retirement Community at Davis, a continuing care retirement community licensed for 500 residents.

The facility was toured including Memory Care, Assisted Living, and common areas. All areas were found clean and well-maintained with no deficiencies or citations issued. Fire safety systems were up to date and the facility had approved dementia and infection control plans.

The inspection was an unannounced complaint investigation visit triggered by a complaint alleging that the facility does not provide a safe environment for residents in care.

The investigation found the allegations unsubstantiated after reviewing documentation, inspecting the facility, and interviewing staff. No deficiencies or citations were issued.

The complaint alleged unsafe environment due to bed rails causing injury to a resident and unpermitted construction work. The resident's fall and injury were documented but no new injuries were found after the bed malfunction. Construction work was general maintenance by a licensed contractor with no walls moved. Automatic fire doors were operational. The allegations were unsubstantiated due to lack of preponderance of evidence.

The inspection was an unannounced Annual Inspection focusing on Covid-19 Mitigation at University Retirement Community at Davis.

The facility was found to be in compliance with no deficiencies or citations issued. Covid-19 mitigation measures were in place, and the facility was clean and well-maintained with adequate signage and safety checks.

Unannounced case management visit focused on reviewing the facility's protocols for reporting Covid-19 cases to Community Care Licensing.

The facility was found to be practicing Covid-19 protocols including screening questions, temperature checks, and mask requirements at the entrance. No deficiencies or citations were issued during this visit.

The inspection visit was an unannounced case management inspection to follow up on an incident report submitted to Community Care Licensing regarding missing jewelry reported by a resident.

The Licensing Program Analyst met with the facility administrator and reviewed the incident report. No items were recorded on the resident's signed inventory list. The administration filed the required SOC 341 form, and the Ombudsman and Adult Protective Services were notified. Information from the police report had not yet been received, and family was notified.

The visit was complaint-related due to an incident report of missing jewelry. The investigation is ongoing with follow-up requested from the resident, police department, and Ombudsman.

The inspection was an unannounced annual inspection focusing on Covid-19 mitigation at University Retirement Community at Davis.

The facility was found to have adequate Covid-19 signage and protocols, clean and comfortable resident rooms, and no deficiencies or citations were issued during the inspection.

The visit was an unannounced investigation regarding an incident involving the unauthorized/illegal use of a resident's credit card information.

The administrator filed an SOC 341 report immediately after the incident was reported. The Davis Police, Ombudsman's Office of Yolo County, and Adult Protective Services were notified. The resident filed a police report with the Davis Police Department.

Investigation was triggered by a complaint related to unauthorized use of a resident's credit card. The incident was substantiated by the filing of police and SOC 341 reports.