Gretchen's House-Oak Valley

R 400.8260(2) · R 400.8260(2) Medication; administrative procedures (2) Program staff shall give or apply medication, prescription or nonprescription, only with prior written permission from a parent.

There were 3 classrooms that did not have written parental permission for medication administration.

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R 400.8251(1)(e) · R 400.8251(1)(e) Handwashing All program staff and volunteers shall wash their hands at all of the following times: (e) After each diapering.

One teacher did not wash her hands between diapering.

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R 400.8134(16) · R 400.8134(16) Sleeping equipment. (16) All sleeping equipment and bedding must be cleaned and sanitized when soiled, between uses by different children, and at least once a week regardless of use by different children.

Three classrooms did not clean and sanitize the mats between uses by different children.

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R 400.8260(4) · R 400.8260(4) Medication; administrative procedures (4) Prescription medication must have the pharmacy label indicating the physician's name, child's first and last name, instructions, name and strength of the medication, and must be given according to those instructions.

Four classrooms had prescription medication that was missing the pharmacy label indicating the physician's name, child's first and last name, instructions, name and strength of the medication.

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R 400.8260(5) · R 400.8260(5) Medication; administrative procedures (5) Program staff shall keep all medication out of the reach of children and return it to the child’s parent or destroy it if the parent determines it is no longer needed or it has expired.

Three classrooms had expired medications that were not returned to the child's parent or destroyed if the parent determined it was no longer needed or had expired.

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R 400.8260(6) · R 400.8260(6) Medication; administrative procedures (6) Program staff shall give or apply any prescription or nonprescription medication according to the directions on the original container, unless otherwise authorized by a written order from the child’s licensed health care provider.

Two classrooms had medication for a child that did not have a written order from the child's licensed health care provider.

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