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Tomorrow's Children

Child care center · 544 E WHEATLAND RD STE 105, Duncanville, TX 75116-4831 · License 1670166- 12711

0Compliance score
Poor

Violation history (64)

Severity	Date	Standard / narrative	Corrected
5	—	749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container During the walk-through of the home, medication was observed on the dresser in the master bedroom and on the kitchen counter. There was also medication in a gift bag and not in a locked container.	—
4	—	749.1463(b)(2) - Administration of Medication-Store medication in the original container unless there is an additional container with the same label & instructions During the walk-through of the home, medicaiton was seen stored in a pill box. The same pill box was used for all three children.	—
5	—	749.1437 - Child must be immediately treated by health prof, contact emergency svs or take child to ER for injury/illness requiring treatment by a health prof. During the course of the investigation was learned that caregivers did not seek medical promptly.	—
3	—	745.651(2)(A) - Background Check Validation - Every 3 months each operation, other than a licensed, registered, or listed home, must validate current list The agency hadn't validated the people list since 12/9/2024.	Yes
5	—	749.1463(b)(3) - AP Administration of Medication-Administer medications according to label instructions or a prescribing health-care professional's subsequent orders Medication is being cut in half and only half of the prescribed dosage is given to a child in care.	—
4	—	749.1957(8) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Humiliating, shaming, ridiculing, rejecting, or yelling at a child Three children that were interviewed indicated that foster parent yell at them when mad.	—
5	—	749.1521(2) - Medication Storage-Keep medication inaccessible other than to caregivers responsible for stored medication It was discovered that a child in care gained access to children's laxatives and consumed a large amount.	Yes
5	—	749.2593(a)(3) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for ensuring each child's safety and well being, including auditory and/or visual awareness of the child During the investigation, it was determined that the children in care were left unsupervised.	—
5	—	749.1463(b)(3) - AP Administration of Medication-Administer medications according to label instructions or a prescribing health-care professional's subsequent orders Medication is being cut in half and only half of the prescribed dosage is given to a child in care.	—
4	—	749.1957(8) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Humiliating, shaming, ridiculing, rejecting, or yelling at a child Three children that were interviewed indicated that foster parent yell at them when mad.	—
5	—	749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container During the walk-through of the home, medication was observed on the dresser in the master bedroom and on the kitchen counter. There was also medication in a gift bag and not in a locked container.	—
5	—	749.1437 - Child must be immediately treated by health prof, contact emergency svs or take child to ER for injury/illness requiring treatment by a health prof. During the course of the investigation was learned that caregivers did not seek medical promptly.	—
4	—	749.1463(b)(2) - Administration of Medication-Store medication in the original container unless there is an additional container with the same label & instructions During the walk-through of the home, medicaiton was seen stored in a pill box. The same pill box was used for all three children.	—
5	—	749.2593(a)(3) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for ensuring each child's safety and well being, including auditory and/or visual awareness of the child During the investigation, it was determined that the children in care were left unsupervised.	—
5	—	749.1521(2) - Medication Storage-Keep medication inaccessible other than to caregivers responsible for stored medication It was discovered that a child in care gained access to children's laxatives and consumed a large amount.	Yes
3	—	745.651(2)(A) - Background Check Validation - Every 3 months each operation, other than a licensed, registered, or listed home, must validate current list The agency hadn't validated the people list since 12/9/2024.	Yes
5	—	749.1521(2) - Medication Storage-Keep medication inaccessible other than to caregivers responsible for stored medication It was discovered that a child in care gained access to children's laxatives and consumed a large amount.	Yes
4	—	749.1463(b)(2) - Administration of Medication-Store medication in the original container unless there is an additional container with the same label & instructions During the walk-through of the home, medicaiton was seen stored in a pill box. The same pill box was used for all three children.	—
5	—	749.1463(b)(3) - AP Administration of Medication-Administer medications according to label instructions or a prescribing health-care professional's subsequent orders Medication is being cut in half and only half of the prescribed dosage is given to a child in care.	—
5	—	749.1437 - Child must be immediately treated by health prof, contact emergency svs or take child to ER for injury/illness requiring treatment by a health prof. During the course of the investigation was learned that caregivers did not seek medical promptly.	—
4	—	749.1957(8) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Humiliating, shaming, ridiculing, rejecting, or yelling at a child Three children that were interviewed indicated that foster parent yell at them when mad.	—
3	—	745.651(2)(A) - Background Check Validation - Every 3 months each operation, other than a licensed, registered, or listed home, must validate current list The agency hadn't validated the people list since 12/9/2024.	Yes
5	—	749.2593(a)(3) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for ensuring each child's safety and well being, including auditory and/or visual awareness of the child During the investigation, it was determined that the children in care were left unsupervised.	—
5	—	749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container During the walk-through of the home, medication was observed on the dresser in the master bedroom and on the kitchen counter. There was also medication in a gift bag and not in a locked container.	—
3	—	745.651(2)(A) - Background Check Validation - Every 3 months each operation, other than a licensed, registered, or listed home, must validate current list The agency hadn't validated the people list since 12/9/2024.	Yes
5	—	749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container During the walk-through of the home, medication was observed on the dresser in the master bedroom and on the kitchen counter. There was also medication in a gift bag and not in a locked container.	—
5	—	749.2593(a)(3) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for ensuring each child's safety and well being, including auditory and/or visual awareness of the child During the investigation, it was determined that the children in care were left unsupervised.	—
4	—	749.1463(b)(2) - Administration of Medication-Store medication in the original container unless there is an additional container with the same label & instructions During the walk-through of the home, medicaiton was seen stored in a pill box. The same pill box was used for all three children.	—
5	—	749.1463(b)(3) - AP Administration of Medication-Administer medications according to label instructions or a prescribing health-care professional's subsequent orders Medication is being cut in half and only half of the prescribed dosage is given to a child in care.	—
5	—	749.1437 - Child must be immediately treated by health prof, contact emergency svs or take child to ER for injury/illness requiring treatment by a health prof. During the course of the investigation was learned that caregivers did not seek medical promptly.	—
5	—	749.1521(2) - Medication Storage-Keep medication inaccessible other than to caregivers responsible for stored medication It was discovered that a child in care gained access to children's laxatives and consumed a large amount.	Yes
4	—	749.1957(8) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Humiliating, shaming, ridiculing, rejecting, or yelling at a child Three children that were interviewed indicated that foster parent yell at them when mad.	—
3	—	745.651(2)(A) - Background Check Validation - Every 3 months each operation, other than a licensed, registered, or listed home, must validate current list The agency hadn't validated the people list since 12/9/2024.	Yes
5	—	749.1521(2) - Medication Storage-Keep medication inaccessible other than to caregivers responsible for stored medication It was discovered that a child in care gained access to children's laxatives and consumed a large amount.	Yes
4	—	749.1463(b)(2) - Administration of Medication-Store medication in the original container unless there is an additional container with the same label & instructions During the walk-through of the home, medicaiton was seen stored in a pill box. The same pill box was used for all three children.	—
5	—	749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container During the walk-through of the home, medication was observed on the dresser in the master bedroom and on the kitchen counter. There was also medication in a gift bag and not in a locked container.	—
5	—	749.1437 - Child must be immediately treated by health prof, contact emergency svs or take child to ER for injury/illness requiring treatment by a health prof. During the course of the investigation was learned that caregivers did not seek medical promptly.	—
4	—	749.1957(8) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Humiliating, shaming, ridiculing, rejecting, or yelling at a child Three children that were interviewed indicated that foster parent yell at them when mad.	—
5	—	749.2593(a)(3) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for ensuring each child's safety and well being, including auditory and/or visual awareness of the child During the investigation, it was determined that the children in care were left unsupervised.	—
5	—	749.1463(b)(3) - AP Administration of Medication-Administer medications according to label instructions or a prescribing health-care professional's subsequent orders Medication is being cut in half and only half of the prescribed dosage is given to a child in care.	—
4	—	749.1463(b)(2) - Administration of Medication-Store medication in the original container unless there is an additional container with the same label & instructions During the walk-through of the home, medicaiton was seen stored in a pill box. The same pill box was used for all three children.	—
3	—	745.651(2)(A) - Background Check Validation - Every 3 months each operation, other than a licensed, registered, or listed home, must validate current list The agency hadn't validated the people list since 12/9/2024.	Yes
5	—	749.2593(a)(3) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for ensuring each child's safety and well being, including auditory and/or visual awareness of the child During the investigation, it was determined that the children in care were left unsupervised.	—
5	—	749.1437 - Child must be immediately treated by health prof, contact emergency svs or take child to ER for injury/illness requiring treatment by a health prof. During the course of the investigation was learned that caregivers did not seek medical promptly.	—
5	—	749.1521(2) - Medication Storage-Keep medication inaccessible other than to caregivers responsible for stored medication It was discovered that a child in care gained access to children's laxatives and consumed a large amount.	Yes
5	—	749.1463(b)(3) - AP Administration of Medication-Administer medications according to label instructions or a prescribing health-care professional's subsequent orders Medication is being cut in half and only half of the prescribed dosage is given to a child in care.	—
4	—	749.1957(8) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Humiliating, shaming, ridiculing, rejecting, or yelling at a child Three children that were interviewed indicated that foster parent yell at them when mad.	—
5	—	749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container During the walk-through of the home, medication was observed on the dresser in the master bedroom and on the kitchen counter. There was also medication in a gift bag and not in a locked container.	—
5	—	749.1463(b)(3) - AP Administration of Medication-Administer medications according to label instructions or a prescribing health-care professional's subsequent orders Medication is being cut in half and only half of the prescribed dosage is given to a child in care.	—
5	—	749.2593(a)(3) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for ensuring each child's safety and well being, including auditory and/or visual awareness of the child During the investigation, it was determined that the children in care were left unsupervised.	—
4	—	749.1463(b)(2) - Administration of Medication-Store medication in the original container unless there is an additional container with the same label & instructions During the walk-through of the home, medicaiton was seen stored in a pill box. The same pill box was used for all three children.	—
5	—	749.1437 - Child must be immediately treated by health prof, contact emergency svs or take child to ER for injury/illness requiring treatment by a health prof. During the course of the investigation was learned that caregivers did not seek medical promptly.	—
5	—	749.1521(2) - Medication Storage-Keep medication inaccessible other than to caregivers responsible for stored medication It was discovered that a child in care gained access to children's laxatives and consumed a large amount.	Yes
4	—	749.1957(8) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Humiliating, shaming, ridiculing, rejecting, or yelling at a child Three children that were interviewed indicated that foster parent yell at them when mad.	—
5	—	749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container During the walk-through of the home, medication was observed on the dresser in the master bedroom and on the kitchen counter. There was also medication in a gift bag and not in a locked container.	—
3	—	745.651(2)(A) - Background Check Validation - Every 3 months each operation, other than a licensed, registered, or listed home, must validate current list The agency hadn't validated the people list since 12/9/2024.	Yes
5	—	749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container During the walk-through of the home, medication was observed on the dresser in the master bedroom and on the kitchen counter. There was also medication in a gift bag and not in a locked container.	—
5	—	749.1437 - Child must be immediately treated by health prof, contact emergency svs or take child to ER for injury/illness requiring treatment by a health prof. During the course of the investigation was learned that caregivers did not seek medical promptly.	—
5	—	749.1521(2) - Medication Storage-Keep medication inaccessible other than to caregivers responsible for stored medication It was discovered that a child in care gained access to children's laxatives and consumed a large amount.	Yes
4	—	749.1957(8) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Humiliating, shaming, ridiculing, rejecting, or yelling at a child Three children that were interviewed indicated that foster parent yell at them when mad.	—
5	—	749.1463(b)(3) - AP Administration of Medication-Administer medications according to label instructions or a prescribing health-care professional's subsequent orders Medication is being cut in half and only half of the prescribed dosage is given to a child in care.	—
4	—	749.1463(b)(2) - Administration of Medication-Store medication in the original container unless there is an additional container with the same label & instructions During the walk-through of the home, medicaiton was seen stored in a pill box. The same pill box was used for all three children.	—
5	—	749.2593(a)(3) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for ensuring each child's safety and well being, including auditory and/or visual awareness of the child During the investigation, it was determined that the children in care were left unsupervised.	—
3	—	745.651(2)(A) - Background Check Validation - Every 3 months each operation, other than a licensed, registered, or listed home, must validate current list The agency hadn't validated the people list since 12/9/2024.	Yes

Severity 5 = most serious. Source: official state record.

Inspections (32)

32 inspection record(s) on file from TX-HHSC.

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