Incident investigation·June 26, 2024

On 06/26/2024 Licensing Program Analyst (LPAs) Veronica Diaz and David Roman conducted a Case management incident inspection at the Child Care Center (CCC), During a complaint inspection 2 incidents accrued that were not reported to Licensing. Specifically, the incident involved a 2 children in care, C1 fainted 911 was called C1 was transported to the hospital by parent, C2 had asthma attack was unresponsive 911 was called was transported to hospital by ambulance. LPAs met with Supervening Teacher Debra Moreno to discuss the purpose of today's inspection. LPA notes 11 children and 2 staff were present during inspection. Supervising Teacher informed Licensing, they are aware of both incidents accruing at the center they were not here at the time of the incidents . Supervising Teacher stated that staff contacted them in 1 of the incidents on direction on what to do, Supervising Teacher informed staff to call 911. The second incident Supervising Teacher was told by Director when Supervising Teacher came in later that morning. LPAs and Supervising Teacher discussed reporting requirements. LPAs gave Supervising Teacher reporting requirements regulation out of Tittle 22 . LPA investigated this incident and based interview with staff and record reviews there is sufficient evidence in lack reporting incidents to support that resulted in C1 and C2 needing medical treatment on two different occasions. Therefore, the following deficiencies will be sited today 101212 (a)(d)(b) and a Technical Advisory 101626 (a)(c)(1)(2)(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f) an explanation was given to Supervising Teacher and a copy of Tittle 22 regulation on Heath Services for IMS plan. CONT 809-C Following the incident C1 and C2 continues to be enrolled in the CCC. During today\342\200\231s inspection 1 type B and 1 technical assistance was provided. Exit interview and review of report was conducted with Supervising Teacher Notice of Site visit was provided and must remain posted for the next 30 days. Appeal Rights given.