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License #CER-00252097 · Home-based · Family Child Care Home
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An area of peeling paint approximately 2 inches wide was observed on the archway leading from the living room (childcare space) to the dining room area.
The facility files lacked a copy of the Shaken Baby, Child Maltreatment and Abusive Head Trauma policy.
The most recent Mandated Reporter training on file for Staff Person #1 was more than 60 months old (dated 9/25/2020).
The file for Staff Person #1 contained PA State Police (9/25/2020 - 11/25/2025), PA Child Abuse (10/12/2020 - 11/25/2025) and FBI (10/19/2020 - 11/25/2025) clearances that were dated more than 60 months apart. The file for Staff Person #1 included a National Sex Offender Registry clearance that was expired (dated 10/1/2020).
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In the living room (child care space), the following was observed: 1. In the cube shelf to the left of the television, a bin of magna blocks was observed to have several blocks in poor repair. The thin plastic was cracked, creating the potential for small magnets to become accessible to children still placing items in their mouths. 2. In the cube shelf to the left of the television, a small wooden police car was observed to be worn to the point of both the paint and the pressed wood crumbling, creating a potential hazard for children still placing items in their mouths.
The Emergency Contact forms for Child #1, Child #2 and Child #3 included incomplete addresses for their respective designated release persons.
In the living room area (childcare space), the following toys and play equipment were observed to be in poor repair: 1. The "oven door" of the play kitchen was broken, creating potential pinch points. 2. On the plastic "animal care center," a broken corner was observed, creating a sharp edge. 3. In the cube shelf to the left of the television, a bin of magna blocks was observed to have several blocks in poor repair. The thin plastic was cracked, creating sharp edges and the potential for small magnets to become accessible to children still placing items in their mouths. 4. In the cube shelf to the left of the television, a small wooden police car was observed to be worn to the point of both the paint and the pressed wood crumbling.
At the time of inspection (1/16/2026), more than 30 days had elapsed since the last test of the fire detection system (12/13/2025).
The fee agreements on file for children #1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 were the originals. Therefore, the original was not given to the parent and a copy was not placed in the child's file.
The parent letter explaining the emergency procedures lacked the update to the plan regarding lockdown and accommodations for infants, toddlers, children with chronic medical conditions and children with disabilities.
The facility's emergency plan lacked a continuity of operations plan for the aftermath of a disaster.
The dog, Belle, lacks a current rabies immunization. The current rabies certificate on file expired 7/15/24.
The file for child #2 lacked an initial health report.
The file for child #1 lacked an updated health report. The child health report in the file is dated 8/18/22.
The file for child #1 lacked a health report that included a review of the child's immunized status according to recommendations of the ACIP. The facility did not implement dismissal policies in accordance with the Department of Health regulation in 28 Pa. Code § 27.77 (relating to immunization requirements for children in child care group settings).
This renewal inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Staff person #1 has not completed the following required pre-service training within 90 days of their date of hire (see LIS code sheet): Pediatric First-Aid & CPR Training in an approved curriculum with a PQAS trainer.
The facility's emergency plan does not provide for accommodations of infants and toddlers, children with disabilities, and children with chronic medical conditions.
There was no documentation of completion of the required health and safety topics numbers 1-9 as listed in the regulation 3270.31(f) on file for Facility Person #1.
The facility's emergency plan does not provide for accommodations for shelter of children during a lock-down.
There was no documentation the operator had tested the smoke detectors at least every 30 days, as required by Act 62.
The facility's emergency plan lacked a plan that provides for accommodations of infants and toddlers.
The facility's interconnected smoke detectors were not operable on 12/23/24. The facility's stand-alone smoke detectors, located on each floor of the home, were observed as operable on 12/23/24.
There was more than six months between health reports on file for child #4, who is a young toddler. This is evidenced by reports on file dated 11/10/23 and 11/22/24.
There was more than 30 days between manual checks of the fire detection system. Dates were 12/1/23 and then 1/2/24, 5/24/24 and then 6/24/24, 7/23/24 and then 8/23/24, 8/23/24 and then 9/23/24, 10/22/24 and then 11/22/24. A manual check of fire detection system has not been completed within the past 30 days. Last check on file is dated 11/22/24.
The file for staff person #1 lacked an updated health assessment. The health assessment in the file is dated 9/8/21.
The were no fire drills recorded between 12/19/20 (the effective date of the regulation) and 4/2/21.