Officers responded to the facility for a welfare check. Caller requested the officers check on his juvenile daughter who was admitted to the facility.

Officers were dispatched to the facility to prevent a disturbance.

Multiple deficiencies were cited in the Complaint Survey conducted on 9/4/2025.

A resident was transported to the ER to remove an object stuck in her ear.

A resident was bitten by a peer during a physical altercation.

A resident began punching walls, screaming and yelling after an altercation with a peer. Afterward, the resident complained of ankle pain. Bruising of the ankle, and abrasion to the shoulder, and a nodule on the forehead were noted.

Employees on scene were advised to contact the child’s mother. No police action taken.

Alarm. False alarm.

A resident was transported to the ER for a medical emergency.

A resident was transported to the ER for a medical emergency.

A resident was transported for evaluation after she fell and hit her head.

A resident was transported to the ER for a medical emergency.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an alarm. False alarm.

A resident was transported to the ER for a medical emergency.

A resident was transported for acute care after experiencing an increase in aggression and suicidal ideation.

A resident was transferred for acute placement.

A resident was transported for assessment after being found on the bathroom floor experiencing what could be a seizure.

A resident reported that she fell and hit her head and has been vomiting ever since. The resident was sent out for further evaluation.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an unknown call. False alarm.

A resident disclosed that while she was at the facility, she was raped by a male staff member. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing and Crimes Against Children Division (CACD).

A resident was transported for evaluation after reporting vomiting, continued weakness, and severe pain in her lower abdomen.

A resident was transported for evaluation after reporting pain to her inner thigh.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a 911 hang up.

A resident was transported for acute placement due to increased aggression.

Officers were dispatched to the facility to assist Emergency Medical Services.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room after a peer hit her in the back of the head with a calculator.

A resident reported pain to her wrist and knuckles after an altercation with a peer.

Officers were dispatched to the facility to assist Emergency Medical Services.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room after reporting that she was having trouble breathing due to an allergic reaction.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room after she reported that she had been cheeking her medication and took 8-9 pills at once.

Officers responded to the facility for a report of a juvenile who had overdosed.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an unknown call. False alarm.

A pregnant resident was transported to the Emergency Room after reporting vaginal bleeding.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room after experiencing a seizure and not responding to a sternal rub or nail bed pressure. The resident was admitted for observation.

A pregnant resident was transported to the Emergency Room due to cramps, pain in her lower back area, and passing of light pink fluid.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a 911 hang up. False alarm.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an unknown call. False alarm.

Two residents were involved in a physical altercation.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an unknown call. False alarm.

A resident reported that a staff member would squeeze children’s hands until they cried as punishment. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an unknown call. False alarm.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room after reporting right lower abdominal pain that had been increasing for multiple days.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an alarm. False alarm.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room after reporting vaginal bleeding.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room for testing and was admitted to the hospital.

Officers secured the scene for MEMS.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an unknown call. False alarm.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room after reporting lower abdominal pain.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room after reporting lower abdominal pain.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room after her mother reported that she was not feeling well and seemed feverish.

A resident was transferred to another facility after expressing homicidal ideation, anger, and irritability.

A resident was transported to the Emergency Room after complaining of abdominal pain.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an alarm. False alarm.

A resident reported that a staff member was being rough with him and punched him while they were watching a movie.

A resident complained that a staff member hurt her by bending her fingers and wrist backwards.

A resident reported that a staff member put hands on her and called her an inappropriate name.

A mold/mildew issue was identified in Dorm 3.

A resident was observed with her jacket tied around her neck.

A resident was sent to the Emergency Room after reporting numbness, tingling, and pain in her hands.

A complaint received states: My daughter was jumped by 8 girls and staff did not intervene. Multiple fights have occurred since October with no protection from the facility.

A pregnant resident was kicked in the stomach during an altercation with peers.

A resident was injured while trying to break up a fight between peers.

A resident reported that after a suicide attempt a staff member said, “That is how it be sometimes,” and hit the resident multiple times leading to an altercation. The resident stated that the staff member grabbed her by the throat and left a handprint and scratches on the resident’s face and neck. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing. The facility was cited 110.12 for late reporting.

A resident was observed attempting to choke herself with her shirt while in the bathroom.

Officers responded to the facility for an alarm call. False alarm.

Officers were dispatched to the facility. Officers spoke to staff who stated that there was no emergency and that officers were not needed.

A resident was observed attempting to strangle herself with her shirt while in the bathroom.

Officers responded to the facility for an alarm call. The nurse at the facility advised officers it was a false alarm.

Officers responded to the facility for an alarm call. The nurse at the facility advised officers it was a false alarm.

Officers responded to the facility in reference to a fire alarm. False alarm.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after experiencing an allergic reaction from eating a peanut butter cracker.

A resident was involved in a physical altercation with peers. Later, staff checked on her and found her lying in bed with sweatpants tied around her neck.

Police were dispatched to the facility to assist a medical call.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for further evaluation of an allergic reaction that wasn’t subsiding after a dose of Benadryl.

A resident became dysregulated and was transferred to acute care.

A resident became dysregulated during her initial intake and was transferred to acute care.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation and treatment of a laceration to his left knee sustained while on the playground.

A resident reported that a staff member held down another resident and poured water on her face for discipline. The reporting resident also stated that staff members at the facility yell and cuss at the children residing there. The facility was cited 109.1.g for unprofessional conduct.

A report received stated that a resident was pulled out against medical advice (AMA) from the facility, because he felt he was not safe there. He was seen with bruises on his cheekbone and jaw. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

An officer was dispatched to the facility to assist EMS with a patient.

Communications advised they received secondhand information that a juvenile was at the listed location. The juvenile was transported back to Methodist Children’s Home.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies cited.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for further evaluation following complaints of pain and bleeding in her vaginal area.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for further evaluation of her blood sugar level.

Mold was discovered in dorm 4 during a flooring replacement project.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Heart Hospital emergency room for evaluation of right ear pain.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Heart Hospital emergency room for evaluation of left ear pain.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for further evaluation of her blood sugar level/diabetes.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to someone dialing 911 and screaming for help. A male took the phone, advising everything was fine. Officers attempted to make contact with staff at the location with no answer on call back.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after experiencing seizure-like activity.

A resident was sent to Urgent Care after reporting redness and itching to the birth control site in her arm.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after experiencing seizure like activity.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after complaining of back pain following a physical altercation with a peer.

A resident was observed biting a staff member during an emergency safety intervention. The staff member reacted by lightly hitting the resident on the face.

A resident was transported for acute care after expressing suicidal ideations.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after vomiting and passing out.

Mold was discovered in Dorm 1 during the replacement of flooring in the dorm.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after reporting abdominal pain following a physical altercation with two peers.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after complaining of an itchy throat, swelling of the lips and mouth, and redness and mild swelling to the right hand.

Multiple deficiencies were noted during the Inspection of Care (IOC) review. The Corrective Action Plan (CAP) was cancelled; All deficiencies were overturned.

Licensing visited the facility to perform a buildings and grounds walkthrough. All areas observed were well maintained and organized.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after hitting her head against a window and wall.

A resident was sent to Urgent Care for a hand injury caused by punching a desk and wall after a physical altercation with another resident.

Officers responded to the facility for an alarm. False alarm.

Licensing met with Paul Hofstad and Barbara McCrory to discuss adding additional bedrooms to the Elizabeth Mitchell Children Center (EMCC) facility.

Licensing met with Paul Hofstad and Barbara McCrory to discuss accommodations for the residents at the Elizabeth Mitchell Adolescent Center (EMAC) facility while flooring is being replaced.

A resident reported right foot pain after kicking the exit door while dysregulated. An x-ray was ordered.

A resident was taken to Urgent Care after a nurse gave her the wrong medication.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after falling and hitting her head while skating.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct an annual review of policies. All policies complied with minimum licensing standards.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital (ACH) due to facial swelling.

Officers responded to the facility in reference to a Battery complaint. Officers spoke to a juvenile resident who reported she had been punched in the face by another resident.

Officers responded to the facility in reference to a Battery complaint. A staff member advised that a resident struck her in the head three times with a closed fist.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after being hit in the head several times during an altercation with a peer.

Officers responded to the facility in regards to a burglar alarm. Officers made contact with staff who advised that it was a false alarm.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after falling on his face while horseplaying with a peer.

A resident eloped from the facility by climbing a fence in the courtyard. The resident was found near the facility and returned to campus with staff.

An officer was dispatched to the facility to assist with an involuntary commitment.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies cited.

Licensing reviewed the buildings and grounds of Elizabeth Mitchell Children’s Center (EMCC). No deficiencies were cited.

A resident’s thumb was injured during a physical altercation with a peer. The resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation.

A female resident was involved in an incident with two male peers in which one peer pushed her onto the bed and laid across her chest and head, while another peer laid on top of both residents and touched the female peer in the vaginal area over the clothes. The facility was cited 405.5 for failing to provide supervision necessary to ensure safety.

A complaint received reported that the facility houses young girls and boys in the same dorm. An 8-year-old girl was molested by two male peers. Facility runs understaffed, and staff are verbally and emotionally abusive to clients.

Licensing met with facility staff to discuss recent complaints and citations regarding staff/child ratio. Facility staff recognized difficulty in maintaining staff.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after accidently running into a doorframe.

A resident was transported for acute care after becoming dysregulated.

A report to Licensing stated that a staff member puts her hands on residents and targets them. It was also reported that the staff member threw a food tray at a resident, pinned a resident up against a wall, got in the face of a resident, and used profanity toward the resident. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident reported that a staff member was spraying female residents in the face with Lysol for coughing while on quarantine.

Officers were dispatched to the facility on a narcotics call. A staff member reported that staff found items in a black box in an unknown room and wanted police to secure or destroy them.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in reference to a disturbance. Upon arrival, officers made contact with a staff member who advised that she was in an altercation with a 16 year old juvenile.

Officers were dispatched to the facility for an alarm. Officers met with staff who advised it was accidental.

A resident was transferred for acute care after cutting herself with her fingernails and expressing suicidal ideations.

Officers responded to the facility to secure the scene for MEMS. A resident advised that a peer had repeatedly slammed her head against a desk. The resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital.

A resident was transported for acute care due to being verbally and physically aggressive towards multiple peers.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after being hit in the head several times by a peer during an altercation.

Licensing visited the facility to perform a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies cited.

An officer was dispatched to the facility to assist EMS with a patient.

Contact was made with an employee who advised that no assistance was required.

Licensing was informed that the facility is out of ratio between 3:00pm and 11:00pm. The facility was cited 409.6 and 907.3 as a result of this complaint.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for an allergic reaction after eating a candy bar with peanuts.

Officers were dispatched to the facility for an unknown trouble. False alarm.

A resident was transported for acute care after making homicidal and suicidal threats.

A resident was transported for acute care after telling staff that she wanted to harm herself.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital due to stomach pain.

An officer was dispatched to the facility to assist EMS with a patient.

Officers responded to the facility for a 911 hang up. False alarm.

Officers arrived at the facility for a 911 hang up call. Officers met with staff who advised that it was accidental.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for chest pain, headache, and a nosebleed.

Non-police incident

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after complaining of knee pain from kicking the doors in the dorm. The facility was cited 907.2 and 907.3 as a result of the incident.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to unknown trouble. False alarm.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to unknown trouble. False alarm.

Licensing visited the facility for a Child Record Review. No deficiencies cited.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital due to enlarged tonsils.

A resident was transported for acute care after reporting suicidal and homicidal ideations.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after being bit on the arm by a peer during a physical altercation.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to unknown trouble. False alarm.

A resident was found in the bathroom with an article of clothing tied around her neck.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for stomach pain.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to unknown trouble. Officers stood by while staff got the children under control.

A resident was transported for acute placement due to destroying property and threatening staff and other residents.

A resident was transported for acute care after threatening a peer and expressing homicidal thoughts.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a disturbance. Upon arrival, officers were notified by MEMS that they were no longer needed.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies were cited.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to unknown trouble. Upon arrival, officers were advised that one of the juveniles had been playing on the phone.

A resident was transported for acute care after attempting to elope and tearing keypads off the walls.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after being hit in the head multiple times by a peer and banging his own head into a wall.

Officers responded to the facility in reference to a disturbance.

A resident was transported for acute care after destroying property and attempting to elope from the facility.

A resident was transported for acute care after expressing suicidal ideations and placing an ethernet cord around her neck.

Officers responded to the facility for a fire alarm. Upon arrival, officers made contact with staff members who reported that a resident had pulled the alarm, damaged property, and spit in a staff member’s face. The resident was detained and began to hit her head on the back seat of the patrol vehicle and express suicidal ideations. The resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after reporting cervical spine pain following a physical altercation with a peer.

A resident was taken to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for strep throat and possibly his tonsils swelling.

An officer was dispatched to the facility in response to an alarm. False Alarm.

A resident eloped from the facility by kicking the exit door. Staff never lost sight of the resident. The resident returned to the facility.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after experiencing an allergic reaction from eating peanuts.

A resident was transported to Ortho Arkansas after falling in the shower. Upon arriving back to the facility, the resident jumped out of the van and eloped from the premises.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for headache, dizziness, and nausea.

A staff member was observed placing a resident in multiple holds that were not CPI-approved, and other staff members were seen grabbing the resident’s clothing and arm. The resident sustained a bruise above her eye during the incident. One staff member was terminated. The facility was cited 1091.1.g as a result of this incident.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital due to positive strep and RSV tests.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital due to an allergic reaction from eating peanut butter.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies cited.

A resident reported that a peer grabbed her around the neck and attempted to touch her on the breasts and between the legs. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident reported that a staff member squeezed his shoulders while attempting to led him back to his room, leaving bruises and red marks. The complaint was FOUNDED by Licensing. The facility was cited 109.1.g and 905.4.g as a result of this incident.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after complaining of severe abdominal pain.

A resident was transported for acute care due to property destruction, self-harming and assaultive behaviors.

A resident was transported for acute care due to unsafe behaviors.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after reporting eye redness.

A resident was transported for acute care due to unsafe behavior.

A resident was transported for acute care after destroying property, self-harming, and exhibiting assaultive behaviors during staff interventions.

A resident was transported to Baptist Urgent Care for a foreign item that was lodged in her ear.

Licensing visited the facility to review personnel files. All files reviewed complied with minimum licensing standards.

A resident was sent to Cornerstone Women’s Clinic after reporting major swelling and breakouts around the vaginal area.

A mother reported that a resident’s clothes were being urinated on by other residents on laundry day after the clothes were clean. Staff would not allow the resident to re-wash the clothes until the specified laundry day and reported to mom that the resident refused to bathe. The mother also reported that the resident had been physically assaulted and cussed out by staff members. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A staff member reported that during a disturbance, a resident wrapped a towel around the staff member’s neck, attempting to tighten it. Later that day the resident began striking the staff member all over and groping and grabbing both inside and outside the staff member’s clothing in an attempt to gain access to a key fob that would open all the doors.

A resident was transported for acute care after exhibiting destructive and assaultive behaviors during staff interventions.

A staff member advised officers that she was bitten by a resident during a restraint.

Officers made contact with a juvenile victim who reported that they had been beaten up by two peers.

Officers responded to the facility for a disturbance call. Upon arrival, a resident advised that she wanted to harm herself, because she was tired of all the rules. Staff advised officers that the resident made several attempts to cut her wrist with a plastic object but was unsuccessful.

Officers responded to the facility for a battery report. Upon arrival, a staff member advised officers that she wanted help escorting the residents back to their rooms.

A resident was transported for acute care after exhibiting destructive and assaultive behaviors.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after she was kicked in the back of the head by a peer.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after she began vomiting blood.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies cited.

A resident was transported for acute care after destroying property and exhibiting assaultive behaviors.

Licensing received a complaint that the facility is out of compliance on staff/student ratio. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident reported that a staff member picks on him and had punched him. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

Licensing visited the facility to present training over sections 109 and 110 of the Minimum Licensing Standards to the agency compliance officers.

Officers responded to the facility for a battery call. Upon arrival, a staff member advised she was scratched, kicked, and punched by a resident.

Officers responded to the facility to assist EMS with a juvenile patient.

Officers responded to the facility for a 911 hang up. Upon arrival, a nurse advised the call was made by a juvenile resident who was upset because staff would not feed her dinner early. The resident advised officers she was okay and made the call because she was angry.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies cited.

A complaint to Licensing reported that staff are out of ratio, provoking children to have behaviors, and making children sleep in the day area due to allegations from the children’s roommates that were not first investigated. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

Officers responded to the facility for an unknown trouble call. A staff member advised that one of the juvenile residents had been playing on the phone. No action taken.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital due to not feeling well and having body aches.

A resident reported that a staff member slapped him across the face. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for high blood pressure.

An x-ray was ordered after a resident complained of right foot pain.

A resident was restrained after destroying property and tying garments around his neck.

Licensing met with facility staff to discuss concerns regarding recent compliance with Minimum Licensing Standards.

A resident was transported to Ortho Arkansas after re-injuring her fractured knee while playing basketball.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after complaining of abdominal pain and vomiting.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation of a syncopal episode, potential adventitious heart sounds, suspected dehydration, and hypotension.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation of her hand and wrist after punching walls and a punching dummy.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after experiencing syncope episodes and fainting.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation of her knee after an altercation with a peer.

A complaint received reported that a staff member struck a resident in the head while trying to force the resident to take a shower. The staff member was terminated as a result of the incident. The facility was cited 109.1.g, 905.4.g, and 907.2. The complaint was FOUNDED by Licensing.

Licensing visited the facility to review children’s records. All files reviewed complied with minimum licensing standards.

Three staff members were terminated after one staff member pinned a resident against a fence and another staff member drug the resident approximately 20-30 feet across the ground by his left arm. The resident later hit his arm on the building while being chased by the staff member. The resident’s left wrist was fractured during this incident. The facility was cited 109.1.g, 905.4.g, and 905.9.

Officers responded to the facility for an unknown call. False call.

Officers responded to the facility for an unknown call. False call.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after she was punched in the nose by a peer.

A resident was transported for acute care after exhibiting continued aggressive behaviors and posturing.

A resident reported that she had been choked by a staff member. The staff member was terminated after camera footage review. The facility was cited 109.1.g, because the staff member was observed showing aggression toward residents. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation of an altered mental state.

A complaint received stated that a staff member drug a resident by her hair into a bathroom and cursed another resident and slapped him in the head. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing and Crimes against Children Division (CACD).

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after reporting facial swelling and an extremely itching throat following dinner.

Licensing visited the facility to perform a buildings and grounds walkthrough and review personnel records. No deficiencies cited.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after coughing up blood.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for testing after refusing to allow Centers medical personnel to draw blood for a lab test.

A resident was transported to Ortho Arkansas for evaluation after injuring her hand by punching walls.

Officers were dispatched to the facility for a battery call but were unable to locate the complainant. False call.

Non-police incident.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after he was bitten by a peer.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation due to vomiting bright red emesis.

Officers responded to the facility for a battery report. Upon arrival, a staff member advised that a juvenile resident was assaulted by a peer.

Officers were dispatched to the facility for a battery report. Upon arrival, a staff member advised that a juvenile resident was assaulted by a peer.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital due to vomiting that appeared to contain blood.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation of jaw pain after a physical altercation with a peer.

Officers responded to the facility for a battery report. Upon arrival, a staff member advised that she was attacked by a juvenile resident.

Officers were dispatched to the facility for a disturbance call. Upon arrival, officers were advised that children were playing on a cell phone and no assistance was needed.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after he was struck in the nose by a peer.

Officers arrived at the facility to standby to prevent a disturbance. Upon arrival, a juvenile resident advised that a staff member punched him in the face twice and choked him after restraining him while another resident assaulted him.

A resident reported that a staff member pushed him to the ground, punched him in the shoulder when he wouldn’t put his shoulder on the ground, then held him to the ground by his throat. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident reported that a staff member hit him in the left eye with his fist. The staff member was terminated as a result of this incident. The facility was cited 109.1.g, 905.4.g, and 907.2.

A resident reported that he was involved in a relationship with a staff member outside the facility. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after reporting pain from chipping her tooth while eating chicken strips.

A resident was sent to Ortho Arkansas for evaluation after tripping and hitting her hand on the wall.

A resident was sent to Ortho Arkansas for evaluation after intentionally punching a wall to harm her hand.

Officers made contact with a staff member who advised that a juvenile resident punched her in the stomach and slapped her on the head.

A resident was transported to Ortho Arkansas for evaluation after injuring her foot during a physical altercation with a peer.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct an annual review of policies and procedures.

Deficiencies were noted during the Inspection of Care (IOC) review. A Corrective Action Plan (CAP) was submitted and approved.

Officers responded to the facility for an assist medical call. Upon arrival, officers were advised that a juvenile opened the back doors of the ambulance and ran away.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after developing a rash that spread across his chest.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after she was bitten by a peer during an altercation.

A resident was transported for acute care after becoming aggressive and making statements about harming herself and others.

Officers were dispatched to the facility to assist EMS with a patient.

Officers were dispatched to the facility for a battery report. A staff member reported that a juvenile hit her and pulled her hair.

Licensing visited the facility to review personnel files. All files reviewed complied with minimum licensing standards.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation of her shoulder after an altercation with two peers.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a disturbance. Upon arrival, a staff member advised that she wanted officers present to scare juveniles. The staff member advised that she did not want a report made.

Officers were dispatched to the facility. Upon arrival, a staff member advised she had been assaulted by a juvenile resident.

A resident reported that a staff member pinched his arm. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A report of supervision, treatment, and medical concerns at the facility was submitted to the child abuse hotline. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident was transported for acute care after becoming aggressive and making statements about harming herself.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies cited.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after complaining of stomach pain.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation of her hand after closing a door on it.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after injuring her hand by hitting a plexiglass window.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after complaining of severe abdominal pain.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies cited.

A complaint received by Licensing reported that a staff member was giving kids melatonin that she brought from home. The staff member was terminated and reported to the Licensing Board as a result of this complaint. The facility was cited 109.1.g and 908.8.

A pregnant resident was transported to UAMS after reporting significant cramping and severe abdominal pain.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after reporting abdominal pain in her right lower quadrant.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a suspicious person sitting in the parking lot.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a suspicious person. Upon arrival, officers made contact with a staff member who advised she observed individuals outside with a handgun, causing a disturbance.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a property check call. Upon arrival, police made contact with a staff member who reported that her ex-boyfriend has been circling the parking lot and making threats, stating he would shoot her and the kids inside.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a 911 hang up call. False alarm.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after he was hit in the head with a rock by his peer.

A resident was transported for acute care after exhibiting labile mood and aggression.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after experiencing shortness of breath and asthma induced wheezing.

A resident reported to staff that a peer touched her inappropriately.

A pregnant resident was transported to UAMS after she became dysregulated and exhibited high risk behaviors.

Officers made contact with a staff member who reported that a juvenile resident punched her in the stomach and attempted to bite her.

A resident reported that a peer grabbed her hand and placed it on the peer’s ‘private part’. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

Officers responded to the facility for a battery call. Upon arrival, a staff member reported that a resident hit her in the head with a telephone.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a report of criminal mischief. Upon arrival, a staff member told officers that one of the juvenile residents grabbed her phone and threw it, cracking the screen.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a battery call. Upon arrival a staff member reported that a resident approached her from behind and aggressively pulled her hair for no reason.

Officers were dispatched to the facility. False call.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a sexual abuse call.

Resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for a blood test.

A resident was pushed and grabbed around the neck area by a staff member during an incident where the resident was dysregulated. The staff member was terminated as a result of the incident. The facility was cited 109.1.g and 905.4.g.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after a physical altercation with a peer.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a battery call. Upon arrival, staff advised that two juvenile residents were in a physical altercation.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after accidently getting nail polish remover in her eye.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after injuring her wrist when she hit a wall.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies cited.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for nausea and vomiting.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after he was punched in the eye by a peer.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after he was bitten by a peer during an altercation.

Officers responded to the facility for a battery report. Upon arrival, a staff member advised the officers that a resident jumped his peer, punching the peer in the eyes and causing injury.

A resident was left on the dorm unattended as her peers transitioned from the dorms to the classroom. A staff member was terminated as a result of this incident. The facility was cited 907.2 and 907.3 for supervision issues.

Licensing provided the facility with technical assistance for 110.9 and 102.3.h due to a concern with the facility’s mandated reporter policy.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after she was unable to remove several rubber bands she placed in her ear.

A resident was transported to Ortho Arkansas for evaluation of his thumb after injuring it while playing basketball.

A resident was sent to Urgent Care and Arkansas Children’s Hospital after refusing food and reporting she was dizzy and weak.

Non-police incident. A juvenile dialed 911.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to unknown trouble. Staff advised officers that one of the residents dialed 911.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough. No deficiencies cited.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after reporting that a peer bit and scratched him.

Licensing attended CPI training at the facility to ensure staff members are trained according to the facility’s policy on physical restraints and that the facility’s policy on physical restraints complies with minimum licensing standards.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital to be evaluated for acute care after he began verbalizing homicidal and suicidal thoughts, kicking doors, and hitting windows.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough of the facility.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough of EMAC. No deficiencies cited.

A resident reported that a staff member tripped over his legs while he was laying on the floor, then stomped on his leg. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for nausea and vomiting.

A resident was transported for acute care after expressing suicidal ideations with a plan.

Licensing visited the facility to review children’s records. All records reviewed complied with minimum licensing standards.

Licensing visited the facility to review personnel records. All files reviewed complied with minimum licensing standards.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an alarm. False alarm.

Officers were dispatched to the facility to assist EMS with a patient. Prior to arrival, the call was cancelled.

A resident was transported for acute care after she was found in the bathroom, wrapping a shirt around her neck.

A resident reported that her peer put her hands down the front of her pants and touched her private parts over her underwear.

A resident reported that peers were touching her on the thighs and private area through her clothes. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident was transported for acute care after exhibiting aggressive behavior toward staff and peers.

A resident was transported to Ortho Arkansas for evaluation after reporting she injured her hand while playing.

A resident was transported for acute care after exhibiting aggressive and threatening behavior.

Licensing completed a walkthrough of EMCC. No deficiencies cited.

Two residents were sent for acute care after exhibiting aggressive and threatening behavior.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a report of a juvenile hitting a staff member.

Licensing visited the facility to speak with facility staff about their census and the number of residential and PRTF beds at the facility.

A facility staff member visited the police station to make a report about a juvenile resident hitting him in the head with his fists. The staff member told officers he was terminated from his position as a result of the incident.

A staff member pushed a resident into a counter and window after the resident threw a water jug at him and other peers. The staff member was terminated as a result of this incident.

A resident was involved in a physical altercation with a staff member after he began destroying property and being aggressive. The resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after the staff member reportedly put his hands around the resident’s neck, choking him, and hit him in the face and head multiple times. The staff member was terminated as a result of this incident.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough of EMCC. No deficiencies cited.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough of water damage to EMCC.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after injuring his finger while playing basketball.