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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA ) Thompson conducted an on-site inspection for the purpose of a Case Management Incident Inspection on 11/10/22. LPA Thompson met with Director Miranda McNeill. There was a total of 6 school age children present with 1 staff at the time of visit.
A review of staff criminal clearance records on this date indicated that all facility staff or other individuals who required caregiver background checks have received criminal record and child abuse index clearances or exemptions.
Today's Case Management inspection is being conducted in response to a self reported incident, reported to the Orange County Community Care Licensing Regional Office on 11/01/22, detailing child #1 (C1) had an allergic reaction during lunch. Staff was aware C1 had a seafood allergy, and C1 was served fish nuggets for lunch.
At the time of the incident C1 began vomiting and was given Benadryl. Approximately five (5) minutes after C1 was given the Benadry, staff noticed C1 started to get hives and was having difficulty breathing so director administered an Epi-pen prescribed for C1. 911 was called by director and EMT's arrived.
During the inspection, LPA interviewed Director and staff (S1) who was directly involved in the incident, as well as inspected the kitchen where the allergy list is placed.
Based on LPA observations, child file review, and interviews conducted, the preponderance of evidence standard has been met. Facility failed to meet the needs of the child in care and served an item listed as an allergic item on LIC 702 Child's Preadmission Health History-Parents Report, Needs and Service Plan , and Allergy list for C1 which poses an immediate risk to Health and Safety.
California Code of Regulations, Title 12, Division 22 Section 101227(7)(B) is being cited for Food Services.
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