Heavenly Care Child Development Center

During the inspection, it was observed that the playground's loose fill surfacing did not meet the required minimum depth.

Staff files were not available to review.

Staff files were not available to review.

Two child's file did not have the required documentation for the health statement.

Two cups in the infant room were not labeld as required. This was corrected during the inspection.

The center did not notify CCR within the required timeframe.

A staff member was observed with director access to children in care without have a completed background check. This was corrected during the inspection the staff member left.

6 employee files were reviewed and 5 were missing a copy of their ID.

Walls and flooring in the building are in need of repair. The repairs were needed with the last inspection and the department was told it would be done, however, as of today the same repairs have not been made.

6 employee files were reviewed and all 6 were missing their notarized Affidavits.

Only 1 of the 8 files evaluated had current Pediatric first aid with rescue breathing as required

Only 1 of the 8 staff files evaluated had current first aid training as required.

5 of the 8 staff files reviewed did not have documented proof of having completed orientation. Proof of orientation was received for new staff and is now in compliance.

5 of the 8 staff files reviewed did not have documented proof of having completed pre-service training or how they did not require it.

There was not a current list of children being transported ready to review during the inspection. This was corrected during the inspection

No monthly carbon monoxide testing could be verified during the inspection.

The emergency diagram was missing from 3 of the classrooms as required.

8 children files were reviewed and 1 did not have the required immunization records or an exemption

A school aged child was observed watching a television program that was not related to a planned activity that meets educational goals.

There were items in the first aid kit inside the centers van that were expired

5 of the 8 staff files reviewed did not have documented proof of having completed orientation.

1 infant crib that was currently being used for an infant in care was observed to have loose sheets that were not tight/snug fitting as required.

The center did not have a carbon monoxide detector as required.

Electrical outlets in classrooms with children younger than 5 were observed to not have child proof covers on them.

The fire extinguisher in the kitchen does not have a documented inspection since 2020.

The emergency evacuation diagrams posted in the center do not show the designated location outside of the child-care center where all caregivers and children meet to ensure everyone has exited the child - care center safely.

A play structure that requires loose fill did not have the required amount in the use zone. The structure is greater than 5 feet and requires a minimum of 9 inches of loose fill.

Low hanging powerlines were observed in the area where children play and where one of the emergency exits are located.

The operation did not have a complete first aid kit on the premises as required.

No monthly fire extinguisher inspection was available to review for compliance.

Toys used by children while playing outside were observed to have rough sharp edges. Staff were requested to remove the itmes during the time of the inspection.

No documentation of monthly smoke detector tests were available to view during the inspection.

The 2 exits outside of the play area were locked with both locks and chains and neither of the staff members had the key to unlock them in the event of an emergency.

A caregiver used to transport children did not have the required transportation training available to review when requested.

No documented monthly inspection of active play equipment or space was available to view. Broken toys, debris, and toys with missing parts were present during inspection and asked to be removed.

One of the toddler rooms did not have a written activity plan as required

There were 3 infants present who were not on table food and did not have written feeding instructions.

When reviewing the directors file, only 21 of the 30 required annual training hours were available to review.

The infants did not have feeding instructions available for review.

There were no infant daily reports accessible for review.

The loose fill was not maintained evenly at the proper level on the playground.

There were serveral incomplete kits found throughout the operation.

The loose fill was not maintained evenly at the proper level on the playground.