Eagle's Nest

No violations recorded at this inspection.

No violations recorded at this inspection.

• C4.1 - Are facility records current and complete?Non-critical

  Observation. Complaint information received alleged immediate notification was not provided to parents in regards to an incident at the facility involving a child in care. The Licensing investigation included a review of facility documentation. Based on the information reviewed, Licensing determined that the Licensee notified parents appropriately. Licensing is satisfied with the facility actions and notifications to parents in this situation; therefore, the complaint is unsubstantiated. Unrelated to the complaint information received, Licensing reviewed facility documentation and procedures pertaining to records and reporting. It was determined two incidents that occurred at the facility were reportable to Licensing and subsequently Licensing has requested the Licensee to complete and submit a online incident report form for each incident.

• C9.1 - Are there plans and actions in place to ensure medications are stored and administered properly?Non-critical

  Observation. Complaint information received alleged the Licensee did not follow care plan instructions when administering medications in December 2022 resulting in adverse reactions. The Licensing investigation included a review of facility documentation and information provided by the complainant. The Manager confirmed with Licensing that a medication administration error had occurred. Based on the review, Licensing determined the allegation substantiated. Licensing is satisfied with the corrective actions the facility implemented at the time to prevent any re-occurrence.

• Is the facility’s radon gas level in compliance with the 200 Bq/m3 limit ?Non-critical

  Observation. Lab results received indicate the facility's radon gas level was not in compliance with the acceptable limit. Mitigation has been completed by the Licensee. Second testing over a 91 consecutive days during the winter months November to March is required. The follow up date provided reflects the timeline for the Licensee to submit to Licensing a report verifying the start and end dates of a 91 day testing period between the months November to March with the average measurement of the radon level. If this is not possible, then the Licensee must notify Licensing and request an extension to the timeline to accommodate testing deployment during the winter months beginning in November 2023.