Fienguld And Alla Swartz: Database Analysis

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The reporting party (RP) stated the actual owner and operator of the facility is Eric Fienguld and Alla Swartz. According to the RP Mr. Fienguld placed the facility in his family member's name however, he continue to be the sole owner operator of the facility. The RP stated this along with this facility Mr. Fienguld also operates the Ambassador Garden #197603652, Courtyard Plaza #197603560, and Country Inn of Downey #197803745. The RP stated the owner of the facility is inappropriately managing the resident's personal income (P&I). The facility has not had a comprehensive annual visit for several years and the facility records have not been reviewed. The RP stated the owner is taking kickbacks from the pharmacy, home care agencies, medical

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