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32 | care at the facility. Director stated if a child is ill or a rash is observed it is documented on the KinderCare App and parents will receive a notification via email or text message. The KinderCare app allows parents to monitor their child's daily progress and activities.
Each classroom is responsible for cleaning the classroom daily. The facility uses a "Common Area Cleaning Checklist" to document the daily areas of cleaning. Staff are responsible for cleaning "food contact areas and mouthed objects (daily and includes cleaning drinking fountains), general common areas (door knobs, parent center, furniture, walls, floors, etc.), and general restroom areas (toilet paper, sinks, counter tops, toilet bowls and toilet handles). LPA obtained copies of the checklist and verified the classrooms are cleaned daily and initialed by the staff responsible for cleaning. LPA retrieved copies of checklist for weeks 10/07/2019-10/11/2019, 10/21/2019-10/25/2019, and 10/28/2019-11/1/2019 and verified the classrooms are being cleaned throughout the day. Staff are responsible to clean the classrooms throughout the day and conduct a deep cleaning (mop, sanitation, vacuum, and etc.) at the end of every shift.
Based on today’s observation and review of facility records, it appears that the facility is being cleaned routinely. LPA did observe water stains on the outside water faucets (used by preschool and school-age children), but it is unsure if the stains are permanent due to normal wear and tear or if the facility is failing to clean the outside water faucets. Outdoor water faucets are cleaned by staff before children go outside for play activity. LPA was unable to determine if the water stains and debris are due to lack of cleanliness or based on the outside environment of where the faucet is located (i.e. weather conditions such as wind).
Based on interviews with pertinent parties, classroom observations and records reviewed, LPA was unable to determine that the child in question contracted hand, foot and mouth from the facility or outside the facility. LPA was unable to determine if hand, foot and mouth disease was caused due to the cleanliness of the facility. Based on the information obtained during this inspection, it has been determined that although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violations did or did not occur, therefore the allegations are UNSUBSTANTIATED.
An exit interview was conducted, and a copy of this report was provided to Director Tracy Bierman. A Notice of Site Visit was provided on this date and a signature below acknowledges this information was provided. |