Credence Village, Inc

During the course of the investigation, it was determined that at least one child had an accidental incident resulting in injury that required medical attention, which did not occur.

Upon review, it was determined that a child in care (less than 1-year-old) was observed lying face down in a play pen during the inspection while layers of covers/blankets were observed under the child's body.

Upon review, it was discovered that the accidental injuries that occurred regarding more than one child in care were not properly reported according to policy.

A home's total capacity does not include the foster parent's biological child, and there were more foster children in the home for a period of two months than the home was verified to have.

Several errors were found in a home screening regarding capacities, dates of birth, and household members.

A home was previously licensed with another agency; however, there is no assessment in this home screening of the home screening and related documentation from the previous agency.

Foster parents are leaving contracted nurses who do not meet caregiver requirements alone with the children in care while running errands.

An infant in care slept on a bed that had a comforter on the mattress.

Two of four child records did not have TB test for children over the age of 1.

Foster parent did not have required training completed in home file for psychotropic medication.

Foster parent did not have required annual training for normalcy in home file.

A fire extinguisher is not up to date.