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The state lists this complaint on the provider’s record, but the state’s published report includes no citation detail.
Wood chips observed sparse in areas, ground observed at the base of the slide with very little wood chips noted, and wood chips observed not nine inches deep under the climber's fall zones.
2 children with identified food allergies needing epi pen medications for those allergies, have no written plan that identifies food substitutes for allergic foods.
A child in the toddler room, had cortisone medication present with no signed consent from the parent to administer the medication.
Written instructions are not current and the Epi Pen has expired for one child with an nut allergy. Food substitutions or changes in food plan need to be updated. The provider needs to arrange with the parents to update the need for a new medication that is not expired, complete new medication consent forms, and update any training staff may need depending on the Doctor's instructions.
Current medication for a child is outdated and a new medication form consent form is needed from the family. Benadryl is present without the box and the measuring cup is not secured to keep it clean. Benadryl is present without an updated permission consent form from the parent.
An epi per, had no prescription or prescription box. Epi pen is not labled with a prescription lable. No first or last name of the child. No date the prescritpion was filled. No name and contact information of the prescribing health professional. No dossage amount and length of time to give the medication. No instructions for the aministration and storage of the epi pen.
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