Family to Family Adoptions Inc

During a walkthrough of the home, the investigator observed prescribed medication on top of the microwave.

The foster parent did not follow a child's service plan related to supervision requirements when the child was left unsupervised.

A child in care was life flighted to a hospital however there is no documentation as to this particular medical examination that led to the child being life flighted.

One of the four medication logs reviewed did not list the exact dosage for the medication given.

multiple records were observed to have conflicting information regarding the children in care's gender and high risk behaviors.

All children record's reviewed had invitations sent to their caseworkers with less than two weeks notice.

Two out of four of the children's records reviewed had no preliminary service plan in their records.

One of the four record's reviewed did not have the prescribing medical professionals name listed on the medication log.

Two out of four children's records reviewed did not have an admission assessment in their records.

Caregiver made statements that could impact a child's esteem, treatment, and recovery progress.

In the bedroom where the child slept, the child's bed was missing a mattress protector .

During the course of the investigation it was found that a caregiver yelled at a child in care.

Based on the preponderance of evidence in this investigation supports that the foster parent failed to timely report the child's unauthorized absence.

Foster Parent admitted to cutting the child's hair as a form of discipline due to his behavior at school.

One of the two agency home binders reviewed did not have any unannounced quarterly visits.