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welcome to our kingdom!

Our center promotes optimal growth and development in an educational and nurturing environment.
 
Special adaptations are made to ensure each child's participation in our programs.
 
Our goal is to provide a place where children are accepted for who they are as individuals, and are challenged based upon their own abilities. We achieve this through early childhood experiences in which children learn to respect others for their differences as well as their similarities.
 
A typical child who attends Kidz Kingdom will benefit from low adult to child ratios, a sense of empathy toward people who are different, learning how to accept others, as well as themselves, in spite of any challenges which they may face. Children who learn in the Kidz Kingdom environment also gain a sense of positive self-esteem.  Everyone around them is supportive and loving, and challenges them to their full potential.
 

WHAT WE DO.... 

The amendment of California State Senate Bill 126 recognizes medically fragile children and their need for pediatric daycare.
 
Children with medically fragile conditions suffer from the absence of appropriate day health care services rendered by qualified providers to enhance their physical and developmental potential.
 
As a result of this bill, eligible children now receive every opportunity to grow and develop; to gain self-help, social and independent-living skills; and to receive necessary medical interventions in the enriching, stimulating environment of a qualified pediatric day health and respite care facility.
 
Pediatric day health care is an effective way to provide a community-based non-institutional resource for families. It promotes child health, development and well-being; eliminates the isolation of the child inherent in home health care; preserves family unity; and provides an opportunity for parents to continue or return to employment.

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SERVICES WE PROVIDE

The amendment of California State Senate Bill 126 recognizes medically fragile children and their need for pediatric daycare.
 
Children with medically fragile conditions suffer from the absence of appropriate day health care services rendered by qualified providers to enhance their physical and developmental potential.
 
As a result of this bill, eligible children now receive every opportunity to grow and develop; to gain self-help, social and independent-living skills; and to receive necessary medical interventions in the enriching, stimulating environment of a qualified pediatric day health and respite care facility.
 
Pediatric day health care is an effective way to provide a community-based non-institutional resource for families. It promotes child health, development and well-being; eliminates the isolation of the child inherent in home health care; preserves family unity; and provides an opportunity for parents to continue or return to employment

 

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ELIGIBILITY 

• A child served in a pediatric health services facility shall meet any of the following criteria:
   
  ·  Be technology dependent, requiring life-sustaining equipment or interventions, such as tracheostomy, ventilator assistance, central venous access line, hyperalimentation, gastrostomy tube, or nasogastric tube for feedings.
   
  ·  Be medically fragile requiring ongoing treatment administered by a licensed registered professional nurse (RN) or licensed practical nurse (LPN), such as nebulizer treatments, administration of oxygen, apnea/cardiac monitoring, intermittent urinary catheterization.
   
   
• Children who attend must require ongoing monitoring and assessment by an RN because of such care needs as seizure disorders, cardiac conditions, diabetes, burn care, etc.