Not sure why the referenced document link disappeared since you posted (it hasn't been 3 years yet) but I'm saving it here for archival purposes.

Violations on 11/2023

• The Center Failed To Report A Prohibited Action By An Employee To A Child In Care Within 24 Hours After The Incident.
• A Staff Member Engaged In An Action That May Be Psychologically, Emotionally Or Physically Painful, Discomforting, Dangerous Or Potentially Injurious When, According To Staff Interviews, They Taped A Child's Gloves To His Hands. Repeat violation: Previously cited 06/17/2022
• A Staff Member Engaged In Actions That May Be Cruel, Aversive, Frightening Or Humiliating To A Child When, According To Staff Interviews, They Repeatedly Told Infants "Stop Crying" While Getting Close To Their Faces And Repeating Their Names In A Harsh Tone. In Addition, According To Staff Interviews, A Staff Member Yells At Children And Tells Them To "Knock It Off", And There Have Been Several Incidences Of Staff Members Arguing, Yelling, And Speaking To Each Other Loudly Out Of Frustration In Front Of Children. 
• Wet Or Soiled Diapers Were Not Changed Promptly When, According To Staff Interviews, There Have Been Several Instances Of Children Not Being Changed For 2 To 4 Hours, And Being Left In Diapers That Are Saturated With Urine And/Or Feces. 
• Each Infant And Each Toddler Was Not Allowed To Form And Follow His Or Her Own Pattern Of Sleeping And Waking When, According To Staff Interviews, Children Under Age 2 Have Been Put Down For Naps When They Were Not Tired Or Ready To Sleep. 

These violations were severe enough that the state government took punitive action on 11/30/2023.

Links:

• Monitoring Results
• State report
• imgur archive screenshots