Youth Home

Officers were dispatched to the facility to assist EMS with a patient. Officers made contact with a staff member who reported that a resident was injured in a fight with another resident.

Officers were dispatched to assist EMS with a patient.

Officers were dispatched for a phone report in response to an assault that occurred at the facility.

Officers took a report of a runaway juvenile from the facility.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a disturbance.

Officers made contact with a facility staff member who reported that she was struck in the nose by a resident.

A resident reported to staff that a peer grabbed her butt. The resident reported that she has asked the peer to stop touching her, but the peer has grabbed her by the hips, lays her head on the resident’s shoulder, and engages in sexually inappropriate conversations with her.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to two juvenile runaways.

Officers were dispatched to the facility for an assist ambulance call.

A resident was transported for evaluation after complaining of chest pain, fatigue, and bloody sputum.

A resident was transported for evaluation after complaining of coughing up blood clots.

Officers were dispatched to the facility for an assist ambulance call.

A resident reported that she feels uncomfortable with a nurse due to him making “weird” comments.

Three residents eloped from the facility after returning from an outing.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to three runaway juveniles.

Multiple deficiencies were noted during the Complaint Survey performed on 7/3/2025. A Corrective Action Plan was submitted and approved.

Officers were dispatched to investigate a report of four juveniles running away from the facility.

Four residents eloped from the facility while outside playing basketball.

Four residents left their bedrooms without permission, ran through the milieu, kicked through the front door, and eloped from the facility.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a runaway call for service.

A resident ingested two gulps of paint in an attempt to harm herself.

Complaints #AR00035482, #AR00035909, #AR00037097, #AR00031862 were in compliance.

Officers took a report from a staff member who stated that a resident threw objects at him, stuck out their tongue at him, and flipped him off.

Officers were dispatched to the facility to assist EMS responders with a call.

A resident became angry and cursed staff and threw objects at them. Later the resident punched a peer in the face unprovoked.

A resident became irritable, refused to comply with staff directives, and then attempted to attack a peer.

Officers responded to the facility for an assault report.

A resident reported that her roommate was not respecting boundaries. The resident reported that her roommate kissed her on the lips, licked her arm, and “hunched” her.

A report was made against this resident for kissing, “hunching”, and licking her peer’s arm. The residents were separated from each other and moved to different rooms.

A resident was left unattended while staff and peers left to go to school. The facility was cited 907.2 for the resident being left unsupervised.

A resident reported to staff that a peer would attempt to kiss them and slap their behind. The residents were moved to separate rooms.

Officers responded to the facility for a report that a staff member was assaulted by a juvenile.

A resident complained of pain after being attacked by a peer. The facility was cited 110.17 for late reporting.

A resident disclosed significant suicidal ideations and reported that she is fearful of returning to the classroom, because she feels she will be beaten up.

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

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a battery between a juvenile and a staff member. While officers were present, the juvenile attempted to elope from the facility.

Officers took a phone report from a parent stating his son was assaulted by a peer at the facility.

A resident jumped on a peer and hit a nurse with an egg before attempting to elope from the facility.

A resident hit his head during an altercation with a peer. The resident was sent to the Emergency Room for evaluation and treatment.

A resident began cursing and threatening staff. The same resident attempted to damage property and to hit staff members.

A resident reported that his nose was injured when he was thrown to the floor by a staff member during a restraint. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident began cursing staff and slamming doors, then barricaded herself in her room while self-harming.

Mold was identified under old flooring during a routine flooring replacement. Residents were moved temporarily to a classroom in the school during renovations.

The Licensing Unit visited the facility to conduct a random regulatory checks review. No deficiencies cited.

A resident exposed himself to his peers while sitting in the milieu. The resident was put on a peer limit with all residents present.

A staff member visited the police station to file a report. The staff member reported that a resident kicked, headbutted, and spit at him.

Resident was observed in her room with another resident lying on top of her, kissing her.

Resident was observed lying on top of another resident, kissing her.

A resident was sent to the emergency room for evaluation after injuring her hand by punching a mirror.

A resident was found in her bedroom with pants tied around her neck. The resident was placed on Eyeball, Front of House, and Supportive Status.

A resident was found with a stick and poke tattoo on her hand.

A resident was transported for acute care after becoming aggressive with staff and exhibiting unsafe behaviors.

Staff conducted a room check and found a homemade tattoo gun hidden in a resident’s bedroom. The resident admitted that it was hers and that she gave herself and other peers tattoos with the item.

A resident was seen with a stick and poke tattoo on her hand. The resident reported that she let a peer administer the tattoo on her hand.

A resident was seen with a stick and poke tattoo on her hand. The resident admitted to staff that she asked her peer to give her a tattoo.

A resident was transported to the emergency room after exhibiting seizure-like behavior.

An Inspection of Care review was conducted. No deficiencies were cited.

A resident was transported to the emergency room after blacking out and being found on the floor of the bathroom.

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

An officer was dispatched to the facility in response to a disturbance. A staff member stated that a resident struck him in the back of the head with a closed fist, grabbed his hair, and refused to let go.

A resident was transported to acute care after an incident in which he began beating on walls, slamming doors, cursing and threatening staff.

An officer was dispatched to the facility in reference to a battery. The victim’s mother stated that her daughter was the victim of an unprovoked assault on 1/19/25 and 1/25/25.

A resident was transported to the emergency room by MEMS after experiencing seizure-like episodes while in the gym.

A resident was struck in the head several times by a peer. Due to the amount of bleeding and dizziness reported after the incident, the resident was transported to the emergency room for evaluation.

A resident tried to strangle herself with her pajamas and was placed into a restraint. Once released, the resident continued self-harming behaviors and was restrained again.

A resident was involved in an altercation with a peer during snow day outside activities. The resident complained of dizziness and nausea after the incident and was transported to the emergency room for evaluation.

A resident attempted to forcefully open the door from the administration building to flee the facility. The resident was placed into a restraint to prevent an elopement.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a report that a resident was assaulting staff members.

A resident was transported for acute placement due to self-harm, aggressive behavior, and property destruction.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a resident making suicidal ideations and trying to harm herself.

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

A resident was transported for acute placement after an incident where he began self-harming and slamming and hitting objects in his room.

A resident reported that a peer “grabbed her butt” and that she was uncomfortable.

Licensing visited the facility to perform a staff background documentation check. No deficiencies cited.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital emergency room due to elevated blood pressure.

Licensing visited the facility to perform a staff background documentation check. No deficiencies cited.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for assessment due to left leg pain after falling off a picnic table.

Licensing completed an after hour visit from 5:15 – 6:15pm for the PRTFs at Youth Home. All houses were in ratio and no issues were noted by Licensing.

A resident was transported for acute care after not following staff directions and exhibiting self-harming behaviors.

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

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital and then to acute care after exhibiting aggressive and self-harming behaviors.

A resident was transported to the emergency room after accidently hitting his head on a dresser in his room.

A resident was transported to Urgent Care after reporting bloody stools.

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

Licensing reviewed camera footage of an incident after receiving a phone call from someone with concerns about a resident. No deficiencies cited.

A resident was transported to Urgent Care after injuring her hand by punching a wall.

A resident was transported for acute care after eloping from the facility following an altercation with a peer.

A resident was transported for acute care due to exhibiting aggressive and self-harming behaviors.

Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office was contacted after a resident began hitting his peer in the head.

Officer responded to Youth Home in reference to a disturbance. Upon arrival, the officer was advised that a resident punched another resident in the head multiple times.

Officer responded to Youth Home in reference to a disturbance. Upon arrival, the officer made contact with a staff member who advised a resident in her class began interrupting the class and ignoring orders.

Licensing reviewed two (2) personnel files. Both files reviewed complied with the minimum licensing standards.

Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department was called to the facility in response to a resident who was exhibiting aggressive behaviors and attacking staff.

A resident was sent to Urgent Care after punching a window during a behavior.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after an altercation with peers.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after complaints of pain following an altercation with peers.

A resident became aggressive after learning she would be transferred to an acute facility. The resident tried to rush past staff, continuing to escalate, and was placed in a restraint.

Resident complained of blurry vision and dizziness after hitting her head on a door. The resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation.

A resident was transported for acute care after exhibiting self-harming behaviors.

Officers responded to the facility regarding a disturbance. Staff told officers that a resident would not listen to instruction and was physically hitting staff.

Officers responded to the facility regarding a disturbance. Staff advised officers that a resident was hitting staff and would not follow instructions.

While walking back to the house from dinner, a resident and two peers rushed by staff in efforts to elope. The resident was returned to the facility by Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department.

While walking back to the house from dinner, a resident and two peers rushed by staff in efforts to elope. The resident was later brought back to the facility by Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department.

A resident was transported for acute care after exhibiting aggressive and self-injurious behaviors.

A Resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after becoming anxious and displaying a seizure-like episode.

Resident reported that he swallowed a spring he found in his room. Resident was assessed by nursing then sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for further evaluation.

Three residents eloped from the facility while walking back from dinner.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after reporting he swallowed a screw.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an aggressive juvenile.

Resident became upset after an altercation with her roommate and began punching a wall. Afterward, the resident was transported to Urgent Care for evaluation of her hand.

A resident was sent to the emergency room due to complaining of pain after hitting her head while doing a backbend.

A resident was left alone and unattended in the house while her housemates went to lunch. The facility was cited 907.2 as a result of this incident.

Officers responded to the facility in reference to a disturbance.

Resident became upset after learning she was not on the list to go on an outing and began kicking and banging her head on the wall. Afterward, the resident was transported to the emergency room for evaluation due to complaints of hand pain.

Licensing completed a buildings and grounds walkthrough for Hickory House. No deficiencies cited.

Licensing conducted an annual review of policies and procedures. All policies and procedures complied with minimum licensing standards.

A resident fell while on an outing to Pinnacle Mountain. The resident was carried down the mountain by emergency responders and transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital.

A resident was injured when he was attacked by a peer while playing basketball.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for treatment of her hand after she became upset and punched a wall several times.

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

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a Buildings and Grounds review. The facility was cited 912.4 for issues identified during the walk through.

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

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after injuring her wrist while playing volleyball.

A resident was transported for acute care after exhibiting aggressive and self-injurious behaviors.

Officers were dispatched to Youth Home to assist EMS with transport of a resident to acute care.

Officers were dispatched to Youth Home regarding a 911 hang up call. False alarm.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after staff performed the Heimlich Maneuver due to him choking on potato chips.

A resident became aggressive and attempted to elope after witnessing a peer elope from the facility.

A resident was sent to Urgent Care after complaining of hand pain due to punching a wall.

Resident left the dinner line and exited the front of the administration building, walking toward a neighbor’s home. As staff looked for the resident, they were waved down by a neighbor.

A resident exhibited self-harming behaviors, such as kicking a door and wrapping a cord around her neck, after an upsetting phone call with her parents. The facility was cited 911.15.d due to the resident having access to a loose cord.

A resident was sent for acute care after exhibiting aggressive and self-injurious behaviors.

A resident was transported to the emergency room due to a leg injury sustained while playing football.

A resident was transported to urgent care after injuring his hand playing football.

Officer was dispatched to the facility in reference to a battery. Upon arrival, the officer was advised that the complainant was at the Sheriff’s Office and wanted a deputy to take photographs of his child, who was currently at Youth Home.

An officer took a report of theft at the facility.

A resident was transported to Urgent Care after injuring his left hand when he slipped and fell.

Deficiencies were noted during the Inpatient Psychiatric Inspection of Care (IOC) conducted at the facility. A Corrective Action Plan (CAP) was submitted and approved.

Two residents eloped from the facility courtyard area.

Officers responded to Youth Home in regard to two runaway juveniles. Officers were unable to locate the juveniles.

A resident fractured her finger catching a football.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital after reporting shortness of breath, body aches, and weakness.

Officer responded to Youth Home in reference to a medical emergency.

A resident was transported to Urgent Care after reporting pain resulting from a ball striking her finger.

A resident was taken to Urgent Care after a peer accidentally hit her in the eye with a stick.

Resident was transported for acute care after damaging property and engaging in aggressive and self-harming behaviors.

A report states that a resident touched a peer inappropriately. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

An officer responded to Youth Home in reference to a disturbance. Upon arrival, staff advised the officer that a student became upset during class and began throwing items around the room.

Patient reported he was scratched by staff while in a restraint. Staff observed some superficial scratches to patient’s left arm. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident was transported for acute care after self-harming.

Licensing completed buildings and grounds for the PRTF Houses (Sturgis, Chestnut, Rose, and Mabee). No deficiencies cited.

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

Officers were dispatched to Youth Home in reference to a disturbance.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital and then for acute placement after eloping from Mabee House and admitting to swallowing chemicals.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a runaway juvenile.

A resident was transported for acute care after threatening staff and exhibiting self-harm behaviors.

A resident was transported for acute care after exhibiting aggressive and self-harming behaviors.

An officer was flagged down at Youth Home by staff in response to a disturbance.

An officer was notified by a staff member of a battery that occurred at the facility.

A resident admitted to choking herself after expressing suicidal ideations.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after he was hit in the eye by a ball.

Licensing completed an evening visit at the facility. No deficiencies cited.

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

A resident was transported to Ortho Arkansas for evaluation after receiving an injury during an altercation with a peer.

Multiple deficiencies were noted during the Complaint Investigation Survey completed on 11/28/2023. A Corrective Action Plan was submitted and approved.

A resident was transported for acute care after an incident in which she slammed her head and body against walls and ignored redirection.

A resident displayed self-harming behaviors, such as hitting and kicking doors and scratching herself during an incident at the facility.

A resident reported that she was restrained improperly and that a staff member dug his nails into her hand. She also stated that she was grabbed by the collar of her shirt and that it was tight on her neck, choking her. The facility was cited 109.1.g and 905.15 as a result of this incident. The complaint was FOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident was transported for acute care after showing self-harming behaviors such as throwing her body against a wall, picking her skin, banging her head, and biting herself.

A resident was sent to urgent care after hitting her arm against a wall.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for assessment due to a high blood sugar level.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after twisting her ankle.

A resident was sent to urgent care for assessment after she injured her hand by punching a wall.

Officers made contact with the complainant in response to an alleged child endangerment.

A resident eloped from the facility after an altercation with a peer. The resident was later returned to the facility by Pulaski County Sheriff’s Deputies.

Licensing visited the facility to review children’s records. No deficiencies cited.

Willful failure of a mandated reporter to notify child abuse authorities of known child maltreatment contrary to Arkansas state statute 27-18-201. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a welfare concern.

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

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

A resident eloped from the facility by running into the woods as she and staff members returned to the house after dinner.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a runaway juvenile.

A resident was accused of going into other residents’ rooms and touching them inappropriately. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

A resident was touched inappropriately by her peer while walking toward class. The complaint was UNFOUNDED by Licensing.

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

A resident was taken to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after she complained of leaking from her bruised tailbone.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for assessment after injuring herself by falling off her bed.

Licensing conducted an annual review of policies and procedures at the facility.

Licensing visited the facility to conduct a buildings and grounds walkthrough and to review personnel files and children’s records. No deficiencies cited.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a disturbance. Facility staff advised that a resident caused a disturbance in the van earlier. Staff requested that the resident be taken to Children’s Hospital and assessed for acute care.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation of continued complaints of headaches and topical pain to her head following an altercation with a peer.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a medical emergency. Dispatch advised that a juvenile female had been hitting her head on the wall and was going in and out of consciousness.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a battery called in by a facility staff member.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an active fight in progress. Dispatch advised that there were four juveniles fighting at two different locations, and staff was not able to get them under control.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a disturbance. A staff member advised that he was struck on the face by a resident.

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

Multiple deficiencies were noted in the Inspection of Care conducted on 4/12/2023. A Corrective Action Plan was submitted and approved.

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

A resident was reported to have forcefully and inappropriately touched a peer multiple times.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a disturbance.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for assessment after injuring his hand by punching a van panel.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after complaining of breathing problems.

Licensing attended CPI Training at the facility to ensure that staff members are trained according to the facility’s policy on physical restraints.

Technical assistance was provided to the facility regarding the current law on mandated reporting, R102.3.h and R110.9.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for assessment after injuring her hand by hitting a wall.

A resident injured her hand in an incident where she hit a wall and door and tied a sweatshirt around her neck in an effort to self-harm.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a disturbance where two subjects had suffered injuries.

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

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital due to continued vomiting.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a runaway juvenile report.

A resident was transported to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation due to profound weakness, poor urination, and poor PO intake.

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

Multiple deficiencies were noted in the Inspection of Care performed on 2/2/2023.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation of hand pain after punching his door and bed following a physical altercation with another resident.

While escalated a resident attempted to choke himself with clothing, punched walls and glass, and bit and scratched himself.

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

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a disturbance. Dispatch advised that two females were trying to fight staff members and another patient.

A resident was sent to Arkansas Children’s Hospital for evaluation after his knee popped out of place while playing basketball.

A resident reported that a staff member grabbed him by the arm, leaving a bruise. This complaint was UNSUBSTANTIATED.

A resident became dysregulated and attempted to choke himself with articles of clothing. The resident was placed in seclusion due to being a threat to safety and excessive rule violation.

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to a physical disturbance. Dispatch advised that staff were trying to separate 3 students and needed officers to assist.

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

Officers were dispatched to the facility in response to an assist citizen call. A staff member informed officers that a resident was being defiant and would not comply and he wanted officers to talk to the resident, because “the next stop was jail.”. Officers advised the staff member that the resident could not be arrested unless she committed a crime.