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25 | On January 09, 2025, Licensing Program Analysts (LPAs) A. Carter and A. Mooberry made an unannounced visit at the above licensed facility to conduct a Case Management Inspection for a Unusual Incindent reported by the facility that occurred on 12/02/24. Upon arrival, LPAs met with Facility Representative, Blanca Aponte and toured the facility. LPAs observed proper care and supervision for children present.
LPAs completed child and staff file reviewed, obtained pertinent document, and conducted staff interviews. Medical records did not indicate the child(C1) had any diagnosed medical concerns. However, mom indicated on the LIC 702 the child is prone to febrile seizures but has not had one in almost a year. During the interview with staff, it was noted that on the day of the incident 12/2/24 the child's' temperature was taken, no fever. There were 2 staff and 8 children present. Staff observed C1 making unusual noises and foaming at the mouth and realized the child was having a seizure. Staff reacted immediately calling 911 and notifying parents. C1 was taken to the hospital by the paramedics. When the incident occurred, staff followed the emergency protocol and provided the child with proper medical needs. LPAs discusses with director to update any health related services including Incidental Medical Services(IMS) when applicable. Per director, seizure training for all staff will be added to the CPR training course. The child was evaluated and cleared to returned to school on 12/5/24. C1 is currently undergoing more required testing. Based on the available information it does not appear this incident was the result of a Title 22 violation for lack of care and supervision.
No deficiency was found during today's inspection. A notice of site visit was given and must remain posted for 30 days.
Exit interview conducted and report was reviewed with the facility representative, Blanca Aponte.
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