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Home › MA › Lawrence › Quezada De Gonzalez, Elma
License #P-185994 · Home-based · Family Child Care
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Children's Records
Space (health risks)
Licensor observed 3 children records and the following was noted: Child #1- outdated registration, Child #2-outdated registration, Child #3- outdated registration
Water temperature was 145*F, exceeding the limit of 120*F.
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This monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
One child record reviewed did not have evidence of lead screening on file.
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Water Temperature
The water temperature tested 155*F degrees exceeding the maximum water temperature of 120*F degrees allowed per regulation.
The educator did not have current progress reports for 2 children’s records review as required.
Progress Reports
Progress Reports
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - R Apr 2025
The educator did not have current progress reports as required.
The educator has a unsecured wood panel that she uses as gate and a piece of wood accessible to children in the backyard.
Medication Administration Policy
Indoor Space - free of hazards
The educator is using a floor fan in the daycare room accessible to children.
The educator said she does not have a medication plan.
Outdoor Playspace - Hazards/Porches and Decks
The educator has a climbing equipment over cement without the required impact absorbing material of the 6 ft fallzone around.
1. Three children’s records reviewed had an expired enrollment papers. 2. One child record did not have current physical, immunizations, or {REDACTED}. 3. Five children’s records have incomplete general permissions. 4. Four children’s records reviewed did not have admission dates documented as required.
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Emergency Preparedness - R Apr 2025
Individual Health Care Plans
Progress Reports
Required Postings - Child Specific - R Apr 2025
Medications
Space (health risks) - R Apr 2025
Space (indoor / outdoor hazards) - R Apr 2025
CPR/First Aid - R Apr 2025
The educator has an expired CPR. CPR expired on 8/7/19.
Although the educator has a written emergency plan, she needs to revise the plan to include monthly fire drill practices and meeting place, sheltering in place, lock down procedures and missing children procedures.
One child’s record reviewed did not have an individual health care plan for allergies and medical conditions.
1. Two children’s record dids not have current progress reports, the educator was using a check list. 2. The educator is not conducting progress repost as required.
The educator did not have an updated allergy list posted as required.
The educator did not have prescription medications on site as required for a child with diagnosed {REDACTED} and allergies.
1. There was an unlocked drawer in the licensed bedroom with prescription medication bottles accessible to children. 2. There was an unlocked drawer in the bathroom with electrical shaver cables and disposable shavers accessible to children 3. During this visit the licensors observed that the educator was cooking and left the stove unattended on a few occasions to open the door or to supervise the children in the bathroom while other child was on the daycare room by himself, posing a potential hazard for children. 4. There were shovels and open ice melt salt accessible to children in the back exit hallway.
1. There was a broken window accessible to children in the backyard posing a potential hazard for children. 2. The barrier underneath the porch is broken posing a potential hiding space for children.