Abundant Life CA

Two outlets accesible to children under 5 were located during an inspection at the operation. The operation Director replaced the covers immediately when this was pointed out.

This standard was evaluated as part of the investigation and was found to be deficient. Through interviews with staff, it was determined a child in care was left unsupervised on the outdoor playground for approximately four minutes.

The operation did not have a current fire inspection from the local Fire Marshal; the last annual fire inspection was conducted on 11/12/2024.

This standard was tasked over for this investigation and found to be deficient. It was determined during this investigation that a previously employed caregiver was allowed to be present and work in direct care with children without a complete background check and Eligibility status being received. By the time of the inspection it was confirmed that the caregiver is no longer employed or present at the facility as of 10/6/25.

At the time of inspection four children did not have their most updated immunization records on file or immunizations on file for review. One child did not have a health statement on file.

At the time of inspection, only three of the seven infants present had updated infant feeding instruction forms present at the time.

It was determined during the inspection time that the staff complete CPR training via an online format.

At the time of inspection, one caregiver did not have any record of her training hours from the previous full year available for review.

At the time of inspection the operation had not conducted a fire drill the last previous months. The other safety drills had been conducted with the children in care.

During the inspection time it was determined that the infant feeding instruction forms had not been updated within the last 30 days. The forms were still dating back from the month of August.

Three of the six personnel records reviewed were missing proof of orientation to the operation.

Six children records were reviewed and were missing health statements.

Two children who were identified as having food allergies did not have food allergy emergency plans on file at the operation.

Six children records were reviewed. The admission forms were missing authorization to obtain emergency medical care and to transport the child for emergency medical treatment.

Operation did not have proof showing that monthly fire drills have been conducted.

The operational policies were missing a statement regarding safe sleep for infants. This was corrected at inspection when the operation adding their safe sleep policy to their parent handbook.

Six children records were reviewed. The admission forms were missing a statement regarding special care needs.

Three infants in care did not have written feeding schedules.