Office of the Public Guardian: How Well Do They Protect Riverside County’s Most Vulnerable?
Six findings and four recommendations examine reliable tracking of ninety-day conservatee visits, travel coordination, office schedules and training. Missing or inconsistent visit documentation does not by itself prove no visit occurred. The September 15 adopted Board reply describes a new Panoramic report, additional analysis, revised scheduling and phased digital training; these are agency claims or future measures, not independently verified completion. The report praises staff efforts. Its June 2 cover differs from its explicit June 11 issued and June 16 public dates.
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