Originally Posted by jen:
Crystal, "unusual" instances in the context you're discussing, is in the event that there could be some abuse or neglect. That would be considered a criminal case. This discussion isn't about a criminal case, we're talking about a civil case regarding the costs of medical care. Huge difference, and it would be up to the parents or the insurance company to pursue. If it was a criminal case we'd be talking about neglect or abuse, and "the law" would come in to play.
Are you trying to frighten the op?
Not here. ANY incident that occurs at daycare that requires the child to visit the doctor MUST be reported to licensing within 1 working day via telephone and then followed up with a written report within 7 days.Of course I am not trying to frighten the OP. That's just silly
http://www.ccld.ca.gov/res/pdf/CCUpdate0409.pdf It's on page three.