Severe reports

The most serious findings in the state inspection reports we hold: deaths, sexual and physical abuse, restraints that injured a child, suicide attempts, medical neglect and hospitalisations. Every quote below is the licensing agency's own wording, and each one was read against its report by a person before it was listed here.

Hinge Point Youth Homes ID

In plain words: The state found multiple safety and health problems at the program. Issues included privacy violations, medication errors, improper seclusion room use, and many building hazards like mold, broken windows, and unlocked cleaning supplies. Our summary of the state's report. The state's own wording follows.

Compliance issues included HIPPA violation, timeliness of physicals, using a room for seclusion and not following the seclusion use requirements, not meeting the seclusion room physical requirements, seclusion room documentation, and medication errors resulting in a child receiving the wrong dosage.Maintenance concerns with some, needing to be addressed with expeditious correction to mitigate the risk for harm or injury, included: a broken window, mold in a bathroom ceiling and rafters, cluttered laundry room, missing door jams with nails protruding, sharp metal pieces in a window sill, cleaning supplies and other hazardous items in an unlocked closet due to locks not working, missing smoke detectors, laundry stacked against a gas water heater, bathroom door with only one hinge causing the door to not open/close/swing properly, missing floor vents, missing cabinet faces in the kitchen, an oven door that does not close completely, a loose doorknob in the bathroom, significant peeling paint in the bathroom, excessive holes in the walls throughout the house, wires protruding from a removed thermostat, sticker type weeds in the yard, a partially removed window well grate cover.

From the state's report. Deficiency cited, provisional license. Cited: 16.04.18.102.04 DISPOSITION OF APPLICATIONS. 04. Provisional License. A provisional license may be issued to an organization when a licensing standard is not ....

East Idaho Youth Homes LLC ID

For example: 1/2/24 Two youths eloped, stole a vehicle, hit a pole and rolled the vehicle multiple times. 1/28/24 A child eloped and stole clothing and jewelry from Wal-Mart. 1/4/24 A child eloped, stole alcohol, was observed by law enforcement to be intoxicated and trying to break into a house. 1/5/24 A child eloped. 1/6/24 Another child eloped, stole monster drinks and Tylenol from Wal Mart returned to the facility and stated she overdosed on the Tylenol. [...] 3/11/24 A child eloped. 3/11/24 A child eloped and upon return reported she was stabbed, tased and sexually assaulted by a man. 3/12/24 A child eloped. 3/19/24 Three children eloped. 3/20/24 Two children eloped. 3/22/24 Two children eloped together. 3/24/24 Three children eloped together. 3/9/24 A child eloped. 3/31/24 three children eloped, stole alcohol and tested intoxicated. 4/1/24 Four children eloped and stole alcohol. [...] 4/16/24 A child eloped.

From the state's report. Deficiency cited. Cited: 16.04.18.207 QUALITY OF SERVICES. An organization must carry out its licensed programs in an environment that is safe, accessible, and appropriate for the .... "[...]" marks text left out between sentences.

How a report gets on this page

A program reads every inspection report we collect and picks out findings that describe serious harm, using the state's own severity rating or complaint outcome where there is one. A person then reads the report and approves or rejects each one. Only findings the state substantiated are listed: a citation, or a complaint the investigator upheld. A child running away is listed only when it ended in a death or a serious injury. This page is not complete: it covers the states and reports reviewed so far, and a facility's absence here says nothing about its record. Every report we hold, flagged or not, is on the state trackers.