Inspection · 2022-12-28
(757) 404-2322
Areas Reviewed
8VAC20-780 Administration.
8VAC20-780 Staff Qualifications and Training.
8VAC20-780 Physical Plant.
8VAC20-780 Staffing and Supervision.
8VAC20-780 Programs.
8VAC20-780 Special Care Provisions and Emergencies
8VAC20-780 Special Services.
8VAC20-820 THE LICENSE.
8VAC20-770 Background Checks (8VAC20-770)
22.1 Background Checks Code, Carbon Monoxide
Inspector Notes
An unannounced renewal inspection was conducted on 12/28/2022 from 10:25 am - 12:30 pm. At the time of entrance there were 6 school age children in care with 2 staff. Children were observed engaged in organized games with staff. Table games and lunch was additionally reviewed.
Records reviewed for 4 staff and 3 children in care.
Information gathered during the inspection determined non-compliance with applicable standards or law and violations were documented on the violation notice issued to the program.
Violations
18Evidence:
1. Staff 3 and staff 4 lack the results of an out-of-state central registry search from a state they resided in within the past 5 years.
shall be been completed with in the last 30 calendar days of employment and prior to coming into contact with children.
Evidence:
1. TB screenings for staff 3 and staff 4 were obtained after employment.
a. The TB screening for staff 3 was obtained on 10/28/2022 which is after the hire date of 5/3/2022.
b. The TB screening for staff 4 was obtained on 10/28/2022 which is after the hire date of 8/1/2022.
Evidence:
1. None of the staff caring for children during the inspection had certification in medication administration training.
a. Staff 1 stated that she did not have MAT training. Staff 2 stated she did not have MAT training.
2. There was one child in care, child 1, who required an emergency medication, as needed.
All medications will be documented and labeled correctly. Medication binder will be documented and be managed properly.
Medication intake forms will be given to participants needing medication during program operations.
Evidence:
1. Staff 5 stated an annual inspection from the Norfolk Health Department was not available for the facility or the outdoor swimming pool.
a. The outdoor swimming pool is utilized during the summer months.
Health inspection will be posted on licensing board.
Evidence:
1. Two areas of plastic coating, measuring approximately 6 - 9 inches in length, were torn and disconnected from the outdoor play structure stairs.
a. These areas of torn plastic are unsecured in such a way at to create a trip hazard for children.
Issues with equipment will be reported and corrected by YMCA facilities and properties.
Playground currently not is use until weather permits and playground will be repaired prior to Spring 2023.
Evidence:
1. When the inspector arrived at 10:25 am a quart of bleach, a gallon of hand sanitizer and a 33.8oz container of hand sanitizer was observed placed on the counter in the kitchenette area of the classroom.
a. This counter is within easy reach of the children in care.
2. The cabinet, located above the kitchen counter, was unlocked. Six bottles of disinfectant/cleaning agents were stored in this cabinet.
3. A bottle of sanitizing agent was observed on top of the refrigerator.
Evidence:
1. The center failed to provide for care and protection of 6 school age children as demonstrated by the following:
a. When the inspector arrived at 10:25 am, staff 1 stated they had no access to children's records and staff emergency contact information.
b. Staff 1 also stated she did not have access to the first aid kit, battery operated radio and flashlight.
2. Staff 1 additionally stated that no administrative staff, for the child care program, had been on site that day and it was not know when any administrative staff would arrive.
Staff will be required to maintain child health histories with emergency contact information on site during operational hours.
Staff will review staff orientation checklist to be abreast of all items and duties required to ensure the safety and wellness of the program.
Evidence:
1. When the inspection arrived at 10:25 am, staff 1 and staff 2, stated no one was in charge of the program.
a. Both staff stated they were not in charge and their only responsibility was to care for the children.
2. Both staff stated that no administrative staff had been present since the program opened at 6:30 am.
3. Administrative staff 5 arrived at approximately 11:00 am.
Evidence:
1. Children's backpacks, coats and lunch containers were observed stored on tables and chairs in the child care room.
a. These items were placed in such a way that they were not separated as the belongings were directly beside / touching other belongings and some items were spilling onto the floor.
Evidence:
1. Children did not wash their hands after completion of lunch.
a. The inspector observed children going directly to an activity in the classroom after discarding lunch trash.
Evidence:
One prescription medication, for child 1, was not labeled with the child's name.
Evidence:
1. Written authorization from the parent of child 1 was not obtained for one prescription medication.
a. Staff 1 stated that they had not obtained written authorization for this medication.
All forms will be reviewed and only received by MAT certified staff.
Evidence:
1. One prescription medication, for child 1, was stored inside of her backpack.
a. Staff 1 stated she did not have a locked place to store the medication.
Evidence:
1. There was not a working battery-operated radio available during the inspection.
2. Staff 5 stated the batteries were not working.
Radio will be provided with batteries.
Evidence:
1. Staff 5 stated there was no written documentation on file to demonstrate that emergency practice drills had been conducted for fire, lockdown and shelter-in-place.
Evidence:
1. Four lunch containers reviewed were not dated.
2. 1 of the 4 reviewed lacked any name label.
Evidence:
1. The enrollment record for child 2 lacked the name, address and telephone number of two emergency contacts if the parent can not be reached.
2. The enrollment record for child 1 lacked the name, address and telephone number of a second emergency contact in the event that the parent can not be reached.
Playerspace will be audited by Youth Development Director. Participants files will be updated and reflect emergency contacts needed.
Participant's families will be asked for 4 emergency contacts in the event file does not meet licensing requirements.
Evidence:
1. When the inspector arrived the two staff present, staff 1 and staff 2, stated that emergency contact information was not available for any of the staff working in the licensed child care program.
2. The first date of employment was not documented in the employment file of staff 1, staff 2 and staff 3.
Program Director will update staff files to reflect the first day of employment.