Advantage Adoptions - OCOC

Child's file did not have times listed when medications were administered.

Child file reviewed revealed the Service Plan had information for another child.

Medical visits for child are not documented in the child file.

There was no documentation on the child file that dental visits had been completed.

Home file reviewed did not have all required supervisory visits documented.

Caregiver's previous training expired on 04/21/2023. Caregiver has not completed an annual training since then.

Caregiver's previous training expired on 04/21/2023. Caregiver has not completed an annual training since then.

Caregiver's previous training expired on 04/21/2023. Caregiver has not completed an annual training since then.

Children file did not have allergies/chronic health conditions on the front cover or clearly visible location.

Agency did not have training records in the foster parents file within the 30-day timeframe.

Unannounced supervisory visits were not conducted within required time frame.

Several child files reviewed were missing bio contact information.

The Child Placing Agency failed to properly assess a home prior to verification. The agency did not document obtaining the records from the previous licensing agencies or assessing all prior verification history for the family.

Caregiver posted video of a child in care crying on social media with the caption "ridiculous."

There was no medication information shared with the respite provider.

Employee file did not have notarized affidavit.

Two child files reviewed did not have child rights documentation.

Caregiver made inappropriate remarks regarding the children in their presence.

One foster home file did not have any severe weather drills.

Two foster home files were missing supervisory visits.

A child in care received a late TB examination.

Multiple records were missing documentation that were not in files such as fire dirll, one supervisory visit, health and fire inspection and later presented.

One foster home file did not have a current norlmacy training.

One medical examination was not completed timely for a child in care and was completed 60 days after placement.

A foster home file did have a floor plan without dimensions.

Two household members used e-cigarettes and vaporizers in the home.

The child in care service plan did not include any supervision limitation or need for unsupervised time.