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Some medications were expired.
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Medway MA 02053 · License #P-177213 · Center · Center-Based Care
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Some medications were expired.
A review of medications found that some medications for children with ongoing medical conditions were expired.
Children's Records
Emergency medications readily available
Current consent for administered medications
A review of consent forms found that not all consent forms for children with medication were not up to date.
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Medication
A review of children's files found that not all consent forms and required forms were up to date.
Medication
At the time of the visit there was an expired [REDACTED] Child did also have an updated [REDACTED]
At the time of the visit not all children with medication had both parental and doctor consent for medicaitons.
At the time of the visit not all children had up to date IHCP and some forms were missing the EEC required information.
Current consent for administered medications - R Apr 2025
Individual Health Care Plan (IHCP) - R Apr 2025
This monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Individual Health Care Plan (IHCP) - R Apr 2025
At the time of the visit staff was observed wiping a child's nose twice and did not wash her hands with soap and water. s
A review of IHCP's found some were not up to date Some IHCP did not have the parent signature on them.
IHCP and medication consent forms were not up to date for all children with ongoing medical concerns.
At the time of the visit the main attendance as well as the bright wheel attendance were not accurate.
Evacuation logs were not up to date at the time of the visit.
Staff meeting documentation
Children's records and checklist - R Apr 2025
Accurate attendance; arrival/departure times
Evacuation drill log, all groups
Staff and children wash hands: after contact with bodily fluids
Documentation of medication administration; Current consent for medications
At the time of the visit staff meeting documentation was not available for every month for the past year.
Upon a review of Children's records, it was determined that not all children had up to date transportation plans and developmental history.
This monitoring outside differential licensing cycle visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
This follow-up visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
This change of location visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
During a review of the outdoor space, the following was learned: The chains and “S” hooks on the swing set were observed to be rusty and posing a potential risk to children. The “Railroad ties” that surround the sandbox, were observed to be rusty and pulling up in several spots, creating a hazard to children.
4 children’s records were selected randomly for review and the following was learned: [REDACTED]did not have evidence of current face sheet. [REDACTED] did not have evidence of a recorded date of admission. [REDACTED] did not have evidence of a current first aid and emergency medical consent form. [REDACTED]did not have documented evidence of a current off site consent form. [REDACTED] did not have evidence of a current transportation plan. [REDACTED] did not have documented evidence of a current progress report. [REDACTED]did not have evidence of a current developmental history form as required.
[REDACTED] staff records were randomly selected for review and the following was learned: [REDACTED] did not have evidence of a [REDACTED] on record and [REDACTED]did not have evidence of a current PQ registry or[REDACTED]
Infection Control/Hand Washing - R Apr 2025
Outdoor Space - R Apr 2025
Staff Records - R Apr 2025
Supervision of Children
Indoor Space
On the day of the visit, it was observed that Educator A left the classroom to open the front door for Parent A, leaving 7 children in the classroom.
In the upstairs children’s bathroom, the tile floor was observed to be pulling away from the hallway floor, creating a large gap that is considered to be a tripping hazard.
It was observed that an Educator assisted Child A in wiping their nose but neither the child or the educator were observed to wash their hands afterward.