complaint·June 29, 2023

LPA interviewed staff (S1-S3) on 4/11/23 and LPA asked if staff are following infants’ individual feeding plans in which 3 of 3 staff stated yes. S1 stated that parents provide their own formula, bottles and water which is given to their child in care. S2 stated that children eat around the same time and are given a bottle every 2 hours. S3 stated that parents bring their child's food in their bag, and they feed infants every 2 hours and will document on the communication board what they have eaten for the day. LPA asked staff if they are following infants needs and services plan in which 3 of 3 staff stated yes. S1-S3 stated that parents have access to their child’s needs and services plan and can update changes. S1-S3 stated that they have a communication board that they document child’s day and parents can take a photo for their own records. LPA interviewed parents (P1-P8) on 4/10/23 and 6/2/23 and asked parents if they felt that staff are meeting their meeting their child’s needs and services in which 7 of 8 parents stated yes they were being met. LPA asked if they had access to modify or make updated changes to their needs and services plan in which 7 of 8 parents stated yes. LPA asked parents if their child was eating enough in which 7 of 8 parents stated yes they are. LPA asked parents if their child experienced frequent diaper rashes in which 7 of 8 parents stated no. During today’s inspection facility was toured and LPA observed 14 children in care. LPA observed daily logs for children. Although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of the evidence to prove that the alleged violation occurred, and the findings are unsubstantiated. An exit interview was conducted. The Notice of Site Visit must be posted for 30 days.