Follow-up·June 9, 2022

On 6/9/22 Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Caroline Harris attempted to conduct an annual inspection, and was greeted by licensee, Martha Aragon. Upon arrival, the LPA was informed that the licensee had an outbreak of influenza in her home day care, that also effected her family. The outbreak was not reported to the Fresno CCL office. The licensee was currently caring for children, that no longer had symptoms of a fever but were still showing other symptoms. Due to some symptoms still being present, the LPA did not enter the licensee's home. The LPA went over reporting requirements with the licensee. On 6/10/22 LPA attempted to contact the licensee in order to conducted an exit interview with Martha Aragon via telephone. There was no answer and the LPA left a voice message. On 6/16/22 and again on 6/30/22, the LPA tried contacting the licensee. There was no answer and the LPA was unable to leave a voice message either of the times. California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 12, Chapter (3), are being cited on the attached LIC 9099D. On 6/30/22, a printed copy of this report as well as appeal rights were mailed to the licensee, Mrs. Aragon along with a notice of site visit. A Notice of Site Visit is to be posted for 30 days. Mrs. Aragon was asked to sign the report and send a copy back to the Fresno CCL office.