Life Time Kids Camp

Gas leak test expired on 5/15/2023.

Current sanitation inspection needed. Last inspection was conducted on 09/12/2024.

Four of 10 staff files reviewed did not have documentation showing the caregiver has current First Aid Training.

The operation was using an additional Yoga studio during the inspection. This was not licensed space. This was corrected when the children were moved to the gym and no longer will use extra studio spaces.

The program director did not have documentation of 20 annual hours of training on site for review.

None of the 9 staff files reviewed during the inspection has current training on site for reviewed.

The only enrolled child with a food allergy did not have a food allergy action plan on file.

In reviewing 10 files of children that were present during the inspection, one of the 10 did not have an admission form on file or any required documentation. In reviewing the 9 other children’s file, one was lacking the name, address, and phone number for the emergency contact person and the name and phone number of the school for the school age child or health statement and immunization record.

The operation did not have a written operational policy/parent handbook available for review during the inspection.

The operation has failed to document regularly conducted fire drills, severe weather drills, and lock down drills since 2021.

One of 10 staff files reviewed did not have signed documentation showing pre-service or orientation had been completed.

The upstairs was not equipped with a working carbon monoxide detector system in place.

None of the caregiver or the site director had documentation of current transportation training on file for review.

The operation had a gas sniff test on file for a limited number of rooms that did not include all licensed space or the whole gas system.

The governing body has failed to continue to ensure the operation is operating within compliance with the minimum standards rule and law. This is demonstrated by the repeat citations over the last three years in the areas of background checks, training, and fire safety.

A caregiver was allowed to work at the operation and have unsupervised contact with children with an inactive background check. The caregiver worked the day of the inspection until noon.

The operation did not have documentation showing a health inspection has been conducted within the last year.