Vive Adolescent Care

Out of compliance, investigation inspection : R501-19-4(4)(a)-(j) Supervision and ratio requirements

The provider was out of compliance with R501-19-4(4)(f) by a direct care staff not performing direct supervision with line of sight check-ins every 15 minutes. During the inspection, the provider’s own Behavioral Health - Patient Observation Sheet indicates that on April 30, 2026 a staff member did not provide the client with the required 15 minute line-of-sight checks.

Out of compliance, investigation inspection : R380-600-7(16)(a)-(e) Critical incidents reporting requirements

The provider was out of compliance with R380-600-7(16)(1)(b) by not ensuring an allegation of abuse of a client was reported to Child Protective Services. During the investigation inspection, the information gathered substantiated that the provider did not report a client’s allegation of abuse to Child Protective Services.

Out of compliance, announced, annual inspection : R501-1-16(2)(a)-(q) Program policy and training

The Licensee was out of compliance with R501-1-16 (2)(b)(f)(o)(v) by not conducting required annual trainings.. During the employee file inspection not all of the annual trainings had be conducted. This is a repeat noncompliance as noted on 4/18/24.

Out of compliance, announced, annual inspection : R501-1-16(1)(a)-(u) Pre-service training requirements

The Licensee was out of compliance with R501-1-16 (1)(j) by not completing required preservice training within a staffs first 30 days of hire. During the employee file inspection there was no training on background checks. This is a repeat noncompliance as noted on 4/18/24.

Out of compliance, announced, annual inspection : R501-1-12(4)(a)-(c) Required signed agreements

The Licensee was out of compliance with R501-1-12 (4)(c)(v) by by not having all the required signed documents part of the client records.. During the client file inspection client files didn't have documentation that parents or guardians were receiving clients rights. This is a repeat noncompliance as noted on 5/25/23.

Out of compliance, investigation inspection : R380-80-6(1)(a)-(i) Client rights

The licensee was out of compliance with R380-80-6(1)(b) by not ensuring each client had a right to be treated with dignity. During an investigation, the information gathered substantiated that a client who engaged in self-harm with contraband was not permitted to wear an undergarment for multiple days. The client reported they felt uncomfortable, humiliated, and self-conscious.

Out of compliance, investigation inspection : R380-80-5(4) Provider shall protect clients from abuse, prevent abuse

The licensee was out of compliance with R380-80-6(1)(c) by not protecting clients from harm. During an investigation, multiple high acuity clients were not protected from harm by accessing needles from a medical supply closet that was left unlocked, and used the needles to harm themselves.

Out of compliance, investigation inspection : R501-19-3(3)(a)-(j) Supervision and ratio requirements

The provider was out of compliance with R501-19-3(3)(f) by direct care staff members not performing direct supervision with line of sight check-ins every 15 minutes. During the investigation inspection, provider records documented multiple incidents in which staff members conducted line of sight check-ins that were over the 15-minute requirement.

Out of compliance, 3rd unannounced : R501-1-8(1)(a)-(i) Facility and safety requirements

The provider was out of compliance with this rule by not maintaining the building and grounds so they are free from health and fire hazards. During the inspection there was exposed wiring in boys stairwell, light not working in client bedroom, broken shower in client bathroom, hole in wall in client bedroom, exposed wires from missing fire alarm in two client bedrooms. This is a repeat non-compliance.