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Care that is subject to regulation was being provided to 3 unrelated children in the provider's home.
The operation did not have the emergencyn telephone numbers posted.
The operational policies were missing the following items; what clothing and footware children will wear, parents rights, how to access the minimum standards, abuse and negelct number, and HHSC website. The policies also stated that they are animal free facilitiy and the operation has a dog.
The provider could not show proof of a personnel record for herself.
Observed 4 children records out of 4 children enrolled, three children were missing immunization records.
Observed 4 children records and none of the children had health statements on file.
Observed the fire extinguisher placed on the floor of the livingroom area, I explained that it must be mounted on the wall.
The operation did not have the parents signing the children in and out each day.
The operation did not have training records for review. The only training the provider could provide was first aid and CPR.
Operational policies were not available for review during the inspection.
There was no first aid kit to review during the inspection.
Care was being provided to one unrelated child in the provider's home during the inspection.
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