A child day care center must have a certificate of compliance (license ) from DHS in order to operate. A child care center is a facility in which seven or more children unrelated to the operator receive child care services. This regulation provides the rules regarding the operation of a child care center.
Chapter 20 applies to child care centers and group day care homes. This regulation provides the rules regarding applying for a certificate of compliance (license), frequency and content of DHS inspections, preparing and issuing a certificate of compliance, conditions under which a certificate of compliance may be denied, not renewed, or revoked and the DHS licensure or approval decisions that may be appealed. Code, Chapter 20, Licensure or Approval of Facilities and Agencies Listed below are each of the regulations that pertain to the operation of a child care facility, a brief description of the regulation, and the hyperlink to the regulation: The Department of Human Services' (DHS) regulations for operating a child care facility are available on the internet.
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Code §§ 3270, 3280, and 3290 has been updated and now reflects changes effective December 2020. To ensure accurate comprehension, providers should review the updated language and reference the complete child care regulations utilizing the links below. The regulation index for child care facilities at 55 Pa.
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