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32 | ...Child #1’s authorized representative should have been notified on the day of the injury. Information obtained during the course of the investigation is that the facility failed to inform Parent #1 that Child #1 sustained an injury at the facility on the day that the injury occurred. Staff #3 and #4 disclosed that Adult #1 was informed of the injury during pick-up time but staff did not inform Parent #1 verbally or in writing. Parent #1 disclosed that they did not receive any phone call or any written report for the injury sustained on the day that it occurred.
Documentation presented by the facility indicates that Parent #1 was provided with an injury report on the day of the incident, yet staff interviewed confirmed that Parent #1 was not present during pick-up time on the day of the incident and therefore it is not possible for the report to have been provided on the day of the incident. During the 12/09/21 visit, LPA was shown a 2nd report that staff filled out but also failed to provide Parent #1 with. The 2nd report was still at the facility and sealed (pictures were taken). Parent #1 confirmed that Adult #1 is the not the parent, legal guardian, or conservator for Child #1 and the facility should have contacted Parent #1 on the day the incident occurred.
The following deficiency listed on the attached deficiencies page is being cited in accordance with California Code of Regulations Title 22.
The Notice of Site Visit (LIC 9213) – must remain posted for 30 days during the hours of operation after each site visit by a licensing representative. Exit interview was conducted with Kimberly Kelly, Director, including, but not limited to Provider Rights and Appeal Procedures.
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