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32 | Confidential interviews also disclosed that the alleged injury/incident was not observed during child’s visit to FCCH.
Regarding allegation that provider is not keeping children in care out of off-limit areas in the home, It was alleged that licensee has a child in a bedroom that is supposed to be off-limits. Confidential interviews disclosed that the child in question is a friend of the family and does go into the off-limit area upstairs with the parent. Other interview disclosed that the child in question was observed during a face-time call in an off-limit bedroom.
Regarding the allegation that provider is not maintaining admissions documentation on file, it was alleged there is a child in the FCCH without the proper paperwork on file. Confidential interviews disclosed that the child in question is the child of a family friend, visits the FCCH, but is not enrolled. During visit on 09/25/2025, LPA reviewed facility files and confirmed that the child in question is not enrolled and does not require a file. Licensee did confirm that the child and child’s parent have been present at the facility. During today's visit licensee provided LPA with a file for the child and stated child is now enrolled as of 09/29/2025.
Based on observations, interviews and records review the allegations that child sustained unexplained injury while in care, provider is not keeping children in care out of off-limit areas in the home and provider is not maintaining child’s admissions documentation on file, may have occurred, however are not supported or proven by evidence. Therefore, the allegations are unsubstantiated.
An exit interview was conducted and a copy of this report, appeal rights and Notice of Site Visit were discussed and provided to licensee Amani Mansell. Licensee was reminded that the Notice of Site Visit must remain posted for 30 consecutive days. |