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License #CER-00245720 · Home-based · Family Child Care Home
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There was no documentation indicating that the operator sent a copy of the emergency plan and subsequent plan updates to the local municipality and to the county emergency management agency.
There was no written documentation indicating that the emergency plan had been reviewed and updated within the past 12 months in accordance with 55 PA CODE 3290 regulations.
Operator's record did not contain written verification of annual minimum 12 hours of child care training.
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The facility was not in compliance with the CPSL and with Chapter 3490 (relating to protective services): One staff person's record did not contain the required CPSL hiring documents. (#1 -mandated reporter training was more than 60 months when updated.
One child's emergency contact information did not include health insurance coverage and policy number information.(#3)
The facility's written policies on shaken baby syndrome, abusive head trauma, and child maltreatment did not include the identification and prevention of child maltreatment. This was not addressed in the plan submitted. CONTINUING VIOLATION
Play equipment observed in the front play area was stained and some appeared worn and need of cleaning/and or replacement or removal.
Several children's agreement did not specify the date of the child's admission. (#2, #3 and #4)
The facility lacked written policies on shaken baby syndrome, abusive head trauma, and child maltreatment child maltreatment.
On 6/7/24 between 2:00pm- 3:30pm, three children (2 older toddlers and 1 preschooler) were observed alone and unattended when staff person was upstairs and periodically left the room to attend to other tasks. Provider was not preparing a meal, did not indicate using the restroom and did not have an electronic device to supervise children under these circumstances.
The facility lacked written policies on shaken baby syndrome, abusive head trauma, and child maltreatment child maltreatment.
On 6/7/24, at approximately 3;30pm, children were observed eating snack and the operator did not ensure that the children's hands were washed before eating.
The facility's emergency plan was not posted in the facility at a conspicuous location.
On 6/7/24 between 2:00pm- 3:30pm, three children (2 older toddlers and 1 preschooler) were observed alone and unattended when staff person was upstairs and periodically left the room to attend to other tasks. Provider was not preparing a meal, did not indicate using the restroom and did not have an electronic device to supervise children under these circumstances.
This renewal inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
This renewal inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
During renewal inspection, cert rep observed missing written plan posted at the facility which identifies the means of transporting a child to emergency care and the facility staffing provisions in the event of an emergency.
During renewal inspection, cert rep observed missing language pertaining to accommodations for infants and toddlers, children with disabilities, and children with chronic medical conditions.
Child service reports were not being completed every 6 months in accordance with these regulations. (#1 completed on 6/15/23 and more than a year later on 11/12/24)
One child's emergency contact information did not include the home address of the enrolling parent. (#1)
The facility provides transportation and lacked written verification that the vehicle is insured in accordance with the requirements of 75 Pa.C.S. § § 1701-1799.7 (relating to the Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law.
One child's record did not contain written verification of signed parental consent for emergency medical care and for administration of minor first-aid procedures by facility staff prior to admission. (#4)
The operator did not provide the parent of each child enrolled with information on how to access the regulations in this chapter electronically and with instructions for contacting the appropriate regional child care office.
There was no written record of an emergency drill completed annually as specified in these regulations.
One child's record did not contain emergency contact and financial agreement information that had been reviewed and updated within the past 6 months. (#2- last review 11/20/22) CONTINUING VIOLATION
The facility's emergency plan did not provide for accommodations for children with chronic medical conditions.
On 6/7/24, at approximately 3;30pm, children were observed eating snack and the operator did not ensure that the children's hands were washed before eating.
Operator lacked written documentation on file indicating that the fire alarm system has been tested every 30 days as required under Fire Act of July 14, 2020
One child's agreement was not signed by the parent. (#1)
Several children's records did not contain emergency contact and financial agreement information that had been reviewed and updated within the past 6 months. (#2, #3, and #4)
One child's agreement was not signed by the parent. (#1)
Several children's agreement did not specify the date of the child's admission. (#2, #3 and #4)
On 6/7/24 between 2:00pm- 3:30pm, three children (2 older toddlers and 1 preschooler) were observed alone and unattended when staff person was upstairs and periodically left the room to attend to other tasks. Provider was not preparing a meal, did not indicate using the restroom and did not have an electronic device to supervise children under these circumstances.
Operator lacked written documentation on file indicating that the fire alarm system has been tested every 30 days as required under Fire Act of July 14, 2020.
The facility's emergency plan did not provide for a method for facility persons to contact parents as soon as reasonably possible when an emergency situation arises and for a method for facility persons to inform parents that the emergency has ended and to provide instruction as to how parents can safely be reunited with their children.
Several children's records did not contain emergency contact and financial agreement information that had been reviewed and updated within the past 6 months. (#2, #3, and #4)