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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Deanna Villagrana and Licensing Program Manager (LPM) Mary Segura conducted a scheduled informal office meeting at the San Jose Regional Office with Licensee Elida Gaeta, her husband Donaciano Gaeta and Daisy Lara, parent of a day care child to discuss issues and citations issued on 08/19/2022.
On 08/19/2022, LPA arrived and asked who was in the home upon arrival. Licensee Elida Gaeta stated it was her and her assistant Norma Galvan Lopez along with the 10 children including five infants. Facility was out of ratio. LPA was in the kitchen area completing report and heard an infant crying. Assistant Norma was washing dishes in the kitchen. LPA asked Norma if all infants were asleep. Norma stated yes. LPA requested to see off limits bedrooms. Licensee Elida was hesitant and stated she needed to call her husband to ensure he was dressed. Licensee opened all doors and LPA observed an un-fingerprinted adult lady identified as Lissette De La Torre Banuelos and an infant in one room. LPA asked if the infant was Lissette's child. Licensee Elida stated it was Lissette's infant and stated the child's name was Ruben who were visiting from Mexico. LPA requested to see passports for both Lissette and infant. Licensee Elida then stated infant was actually a day care child and the name was different from what was given. Licensee engaged in conduct inimical by lying about who was present in the home and identifying an additional day care child in the home. LPA observed three infants asleep in play yards with blankets. One infant was on a boppy pillow in a play yard. Licensee did not have a Safe Sleep Log for infants in care.
LPM Mary Segura, explained that if there are continued serious deficiencies cited against the facility including but not limited to citations for uncleared adults in the home, staying within Ratio and Infant Safe Sleep, the license may be referred to legal for possible administrative action, which could include revocation of the facility license. The facility will be monitored more frequently to ensure that the facility is maintaining compliance with Title 22 regulations. Licensee was provided a copy of the Safe Sleep Regulations and Ratio Chart. |