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25 | On 04/04/2024, Licensing Program Analysts (LPAs) Valerie Mireles and Christopher Burnias met with Head Teacher Cynthia Trujillo for an unannounced Case Management inspection. A complete file review was conducted prior to today's inspection. LPAs toured the facility inside and outside and a census was taken. There were 30 children separated into two classrooms. The purpose of today's inspection was to address an unusual incident that took place at the facility on 03/18/2024.
An Unusual Incident Report was submitted to the Fresno Community Care Licensing (CCL) Office regarding an incident that occurred, on 03/18/2024, involving a daycare child that fell while riding a tricycle resulting in the child sustaining a fracture to the child's right elbow. On 04/04/2024, LPAs spoke with the Head Teacher, Staff #1, and Staff #2, who were present when the incident occurred and were in proximity of the child when the incident occurred. According to the staff, the child was riding the tricycle, made a wide left turn into the chain link fence and toppled over on the right-side landing onto the ground. Staff #1, Staff #2 and the Head Teacher inspected the child and observed a golf ball sized bump on the right elbow and the child was provided an ice pack. The Head Teacher contacted parents and the child was picked up within 30 minutes of the incident occurring. Per the Head Teacher, the child was taken by parent to the emergency room and saw a physician on the date of the incident and was diagnosed with a broken right elbow. The facility is willing to accommodate the child’s needs; however, the parent has chosen not to return the child to preschool until after consulting with the child’s doctor. The child has a follow-up medical appointment scheduled for, 04/25/2024, to assess the healing of the injury. Upon recommendation by the doctor, the child’s parents may choose to return the child to the preschool. The Head Teacher reported that they will be able to meet and accommodate the child's needs at any point during the child’s healing process.
Continued to LIC809-C.
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