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25 | Licensing Program Analyst Ketki Desai, conducted an unannounced Case Management inspection following an incident reported by the facility.
Child # 1 was a new enrollment to the facility beginning 2-3-2020. On 2-12-20 authorized representative dropped off child#1, in the morning and returned back for an observation around lunch time(11.30 am). As the lunch was being served, to child # 1,It was observed by the authorized representative that child#1, was served a food item on plate, which was listed as an allergic item on LIC 702 and LIC 627. Authorized representative immediately alerted the staff about the food item being served, is an allergic item, to which the staff member remained unaware. Child # 1 was dis-enrolled on the same day.
Licensing Program Analyst met with the Director on site, discussed the incident and reviewed the enrollment packet. LPA noted on LIC form 702 and LIC 627 the item served to Child # 1 was listed and signed by the Authorized representative.
Facility Director failed to take notice of the allergy item documented on LIC 702 and LIC 627. Facility Allergy list posted in each classroom was not updated and the teaching staff were also not aware of the Child # 1’s allergic items listed on LIC 702 and LIC 627.
Based on LPA's observations, interviews conducted the preponderance of evidence standard has been met, Facility failed to meet the needs of the child in care and served an item listed as an Allergic item on LIC 702 and LIC 627 which poses an immediate risk to Health and Safety
California Code of Regulations, Title 12, Division 22 Section 101227 (7) (B) is being cited for Food Services
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