Facility profile Michigan
Pineview Homes
Pineview Homes is a program in Evart, Michigan.
Licensing and inspections
- Licensed as
- Pineview Homes INC
- Program
- CI670201366
- License category
- Child Caring Institution: Private
- Executive director
- DOUGLAS DERSCHEID
- Licensed capacity
- 37
- License expires
- 2027-03-12
- Licensing action
- 1st Provisional
- Phone on file
- (231) 734-2045
- Licensed address
- 8444 OAK RD, EVART, MI 49631-8088
19 inspection reports on file. Search all Michigan reports
Every report, by date: 11 findings in 9 reports
- Sep 16, 2026 Special investigation: 0 of 2 allegations established Open report
- Jul 22, 2026 Renewal inspection: 3 rules cited, corrective action plan required Open report
- Jun 18, 2026 Special investigation: 0 of 1 allegation established Open report
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May 7, 2026
Special investigation: 1 of 5 allegations established
Open report
1 finding
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Violation established, special investigation : CCI Rule 400.4104 Rules compliance
The facility is found in compliance as per youth and staff interviews, Youth D was thought to be possibly vaping but no marijuana or vapes were ever located. The facility is found in non-compliance as per staff and Administrator interviews, Youth D lived upstairs in the same licensed house as the youth who lived downstairs for approximately one month.
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Mar 20, 2026
Special investigation: 1 of 1 allegation established
Open report
1 finding
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Violation established, special investigation : CCI Rule 400.4126 Sufficiency of staff
The agency is found in non-compliance as there was not sufficient supervision of Youth B given his prior incidents at the facility. In 6 addition, the agency safety planning was not sufficient to meet the supervision needs of Youth B. The staff were never provided a copy of the safety plan to review, and the communication of the safety plan was not documented. Technical Assistance: It is recommended the agency develop a safety plan policy and procedure that outlines when a safety plan is needed and clear expectations on how it is documented and communicated to staff.
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- Feb 9, 2026 Special investigation: 0 of 1 allegation established Open report
- Jan 8, 2026 Special investigation: 0 of 2 allegations established Open report
- May 22, 2025 Interim inspection: 3 rules cited, corrective action plan required Open report
- Jun 7, 2024 Renewal inspection: 5 rules cited, corrective action plan required Open report
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May 31, 2024
Special investigation: 1 of 2 allegations established
Open report
1 finding
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Violation established, special investigation : CCI Rule 400.4135 Resident work experience.
The facility is found in noncompliance as per interviews youth and staff, youth have be permitted to work for staff’s personal gain. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: Technical Assistance was offered for the facility to update policy regarding youth volunteering or working cannot be for staff’s personal gain. Youth should be aware of the work tasks that will be completed in the community prior to going and be provided with how they will be compensated for the work. It is recommended the facility complete a work agreement form with the youth prior to the job being conducted where it clearly outlines the job tasks, compensation, and the youth sign agreeing to the work task.
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Aug 25, 2022
Special investigation: 1 of 1 allegation established
Open report
1 finding
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Violation established, special investigation : R 400.158 Intervention standards and prohibitions
The facility is found in noncompliance as during interviews with staff and youth it was determined Staff 3 pulled Youth A out of the van by Youth A’s ankles. Interviews with staff and youth also described Staff 3 pulling Youth A’s shirt over his nose and mouth and placing his forearm against Youth A’s face to prevent him from spitting.
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Jul 22, 2022
Special investigation: 2 of 2 allegations established
Open report
2 findings
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Violation established, special investigation : R 400.159 Youth restraint; pregnant youth; reduction, prevention;
The facility is found in noncompliance as Staff 1 used his forearm to hit Youth A in the jaw in order to get Youth A to release from biting Staff 1’s arm. This is not an approved method per Safe Crisis Management Model. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: All staff should be trained and certified annually to ensure the staff have been fully trained and are certified to complete restraints.
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Violation established, special investigation : R 400.4150 Incident reporting
The facility is found in noncompliance as the DCWL assigned consultant was not notified that law enforcement had been at the facility on 6/18/2022 until 6/21/2022.
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Jul 14, 2022
Special investigation: 1 of 2 allegations established
Open report
1 finding
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Repeat violation established, special investigation : R 400.4160 Emergency restraint
The facility is found in noncompliance as Youth A was restrained for spitting at Staff 3.
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Jul 5, 2022
Special investigation: 1 of 1 allegation established
Open report
1 finding
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Violation established, special investigation : R 400.4160 Emergency restraint
The facility is found in noncompliance as Youth A was restrained for being outside of the facility at 10:50pm wandering the facility grounds. Youth A was not being aggressive or displaying self-harming behaviors.
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- May 17, 2022 Renewal inspection: 4 rules cited, corrective action plan required Open report
- Aug 24, 2021 Interim inspection: 4 rules cited, corrective action plan required Open report
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Jan 20, 2021
Special investigation: 2 of 2 allegations established
Open report
2 findings
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Violation established, special investigation : R 400.4116 Chief administrator; responsibilities
The Chief Administrator and Staff 1 acknowledged that incident reports were not submitted as required. The Chief Administrator acknowledged that the requested data spreadsheet was not completed and returned to DCWL within 7 days.
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Violation established, special investigation : R 400.4151 Emergency; continuity of operation procedures
The agency failed to report COVID positive cases to DCWL as required by Communication Issuance 20-061.
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- Jun 16, 2020 Renewal inspection: 1 rule cited, corrective action plan required Open report
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Dec 2, 2019
Special investigation: 1 of 2 allegations established
Open report
1 finding
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Violation established, special investigation : R 400.4109 Program statement
The agency does not have a policy regulating the interactions of the House Parents’ children with residents. A policy is needed to provide for the safety of residents and the biological children of staff.
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Documents
From the Unsilenced archive
31 documents about Pineview Homes that Unsilenced collected and Kids Over Profits does not hold a copy of. They open on Unsilenced's Google Drive. Their whole folder: PINEVIEW HOMES INC.
Documents
- 236808.pdf
- 236890.pdf
- 236891.pdf
- 236892.pdf
- 236893.pdf
- 253814.pdf
- 256648.pdf
- 264598.pdf
- 281409.pdf
- 281496.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC - Detail Page.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC CI670201366_INSP_20210819.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC CI670201366_RNWL_20200425.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC CI670201366_SIR_2021C0114005.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC-1.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC-10.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC-11.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC-12.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC-13.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC-14.pdf
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- PINEVIEW HOMES INC-16.pdf
- PINEVIEW HOMES INC-2.pdf
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- PINEVIEW HOMES INC-9.pdf
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