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25 | On 02/25/2025, Licensing Program Analysts (LPAs) Ana Rodriguez and Carol Heath met with Licensee Ann Strange to conduct an unannounced case management inspection. The purpose of the case management was to follow up on unusual incident report (UIR) received 02/11/2025. Incident occurred on 02/10/2025, Facility reported that, on 2.10.25, C1 kicked the Licensee in the leg twice and hit the Licensee in the shoulder. Per Licensee, C1 was throwing toys at other children. Licensee took metal cars away from C1 since C1 was throwing toys at the other children in care. Licensee stated due to C1s behavior, License contact P1 to pick up C1. P1 was unable to pick up C1 due to work, however C1s uncle (name unknown at the time of this phone call) came to the house and picked up C1 and siblings. According to Licensee, the uncle struggled with getting C1 to leave the FCCH and ended up physically picking C1 up. After the family left, Licensee received a text message from P1 asking if the Licensee or her daughter (Brittany Jones) hit C1. Per Licensee, C1 has autism and ADHD. C1 has struggled with behavior while in attendance at the FCCH and must be redirected by the Licensee.
Upon arrival, LPAs observed 0 childcare children and Licensee in the home. During this inspection LPAs conducted interview with Licensee. LPAs observed 1 child’s file and Licensees file as well as 1 staff file. In addition, LPAs completed a safety inspection of the facility grounds. In addition, during the inspection, LPAs obtained copies of documentation of incident reports, health checks, and facility roster, text message between Licensee and C1's mother.
Due to the need to gather additional information, the case management will require further investigation.
A notice of site visit was given and must remain posted for 30 days. Failure to keep these posted for the entire 30 days will result in an immediate $100 civil penalty for each.
Exit interview conducted with Licensee Ann Strange.
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