SAVING HOME RTC LLC

During an investigation, it was determined the operation reported a child's arrest past the 24 hours maximum required by the minimum standards

Children in care have specific supervision needs for one-on-one supervision during waking hours, both within the facility and outside. The operation has failed to staff the facility appropriately, ensuring that staff can meet each child's supervision needs. Additionally, on multiple occasions, a group of children, including one child with 1:1 supervision needs, were left unsupervised at a local park. During a follow-up inspection, two children in care were supervised 1:1, and one child was observed to be unsupervised.

One child in care service plan was not completed within the 45 day timeframe.

Two children in care eloped from the operation while staff were asleep and returned with stolen weapons

Two children in care admitted to storing a handgun under their dresser during the operation.

Children in care have specific supervision needs for one-on-one supervision during waking hours, both within the facility and outside. The operation has failed to staff the facility appropriately, ensuring that staff can meet each child's supervision needs. Additionally, on multiple occasions, a group of children, including one child with 1:1 supervision needs, were left unsupervised at a local park.

Two children in care preliminary service plans were not completed within-in 72 hours.

The operation staff have failed to maintain the ratio due to one staff member being assigned to a group of three children, including two children who require 1:1 supervision.

The operation failed to complete a suicide risk screening or assessment by a mental health professional after a child exhibited self-harming behaviors.

One staff member was missing sucide prevention training.