AlphaBEST @ Clara Love - Northwest

The operation site director does not have any 2024 trainings completed. 5.60 hours of August 2023 training was observed during inspection.

The site director did not know how to access children's admission records. CI: The site director called to the program director to get instructions on how to access the records during the inspection.

One caregiver present at the operation does not have a file and has been employed for over two weeks.

Children were observed watching a movie during their designated rest time. CI: The television was turned off during inspection.

The operation's person in charge nor zone leader knew how many children they were caring for during the inspection.

Caregiver in charge does not have access to staff records.

Two caregiver were observed caring for 40 children during the inspection. Based on information obtained during the inspection the operation has had two groups all day.

The caregiver in charge does not have access to children's records.

Two caregivers did not have an ipad or list to know the children's name or ages in their group.

Caregiver in charge does not have access to staff records.

The caregiver in charge does not have access to children's records.

The operations has two caregivers present with a total of 44 children.

The site director and two caregivers were not appropriately supervising the child while in care. Resulting in a child being able to exit the building and they were not aware of the child's absence.

The operations incident report has not been signed by the child's parent.

The operation did not create or share an incident report with the parents after children were involved in a situation that caused harm.

The operation continues to allow multiple children to use the restroom at one time.

A caregiver did not use good judgment when they allowed multiple children to use the restroom at once after they had been trained to not allow this.

The operation did not immediately communicate to parent's that their children were involved in a situation in which they were placed at risk.

Proper supervision was not conducted when a child inappropriately touched another child while under the care of the operation.

The operation did not create or share an incident report with the parents after children were involved in a situation that caused harm.

One child's medication was not in the original container.

Upon review of the safety practices sheet, the program had been conducting fire drills quarterly instead of monthly.