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Current consent for administered medications
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Oxford MA 01540 · License #P-263766 · Center · Center-Based Care
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Current consent for administered medications
Physical Space Paint
The walls in the preschool room contain three separate areas with chipped paint.
Medication
During a review of medication consent forms for children with chronic medical conditions, it was found that one child was missing parental consent for [redacted].
Indoor Space
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It was observed that hazards were present in the indoor space. The cubbies in the toddler room, the black shelf in the toddler bathroom, the tall white shelf and the dramatic play furniture in the preschool room are not installed and tippable.
A child's medication, [redacted], was expired on the day of the visit.
This change of space visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Equipment is clean, safe, secured, and poses no hazard.
If applicable, non-tipping stools
Combination of sun and shade
Space appropriate for each age group
It was observed that children had access to charger and light cords longer than 6 inches in the preschool room.
It was observed that the stool used for handwashing in the preschool bathroom was not sturdy and tippable.
It was observed that the outdoor space did not have shade to protect children from heat and sun exposure.
It was learned that infants use the same outdoor space as the toddler and preschool children and that wood chips may be accessible to the infants and pose a choking hazard.
This provisional license 90-day monitoring visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.