Inspection Reports

An inspection report is provided to the licensed child day care and residential care facility after each inspection that outlines their compliance with the regulatory requirements of the Community Care and Assisted Living Act . If a regulatory requirement is not met, a follow up inspection will be done.

Ensuring safe and appropriate care is a shared responsibility between facility operators, family members, agencies, and our Community Care Facilities Licensing Program. Inspection categories

During inspections, licensing staff look for items typically divided into ten broad categories:

• Care and/or supervision
• Hygiene and communicable disease control
• Licensing
• Medication
• Nutrition and food services
• Physical facility, equipment and furnishings
• Policies and procedures
• Program
• Records and reporting
• Staffing

Inspection Category Definitions

FAQs

Read our Frequently Asked Questions about inspection reports.

Inspection reports

• View residential care facilities inspection reports .
  
• View child care facilities inspection reports .
  

Please do not interpret the status of a particular facility based solely on the inspection report. We encourage you to browse the history of the facilities and do other research such as contacting the facility before arriving at any conclusions.

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