Centennial · Licensed family home
Amy Wolf
- Small family home, licensed for up to 6 children.
- Shortlist has found no website for it yet.
What the state has found
The state lists 4 visits below. Shortlist has not read the reports behind them, so there is no share of visits that cited something to set beside other providers yet.
State record — Colorado Department of Early Childhood
- Last visit
- July 15, 2026
- On file
- 4 visits since November 2023
- Fixed?
- The latest correction deadline was September 10, 2025. Colorado Department of Early Childhood does not publish whether it was made.
- Most serious
- Colorado Department of Early Childhood does not publish a severity level for a citation, so there is no most-serious to name.
Colorado’s Department of Early Childhood lists each program’s complaints on its Colorado Shines page, with the department’s verdict on each and a report behind it, going back about three years. Older complaints are released only on request. The department does not rank complaints by severity in either place.
Sep 2025 Supervisory visit 1 finding
Supervisory visit · September 10, 2025
2.320.A.7 · Correction due September 10, 2025
Reviewed 6 children's files and observed one file to be lacking documentation of an updated emergency medical authorization, signed annually by the parent or guardian.
Required correction: Immediately ( 9/10/2025), review all children's files. All children's files must have documentation of an updated emergency medical authorization, signed annually by the parent or guardian. Submit a written statement of compliance by 9/17/2025. Correct by 09/10/2025
Nov 2023 Supervisory visit 1 finding
Supervisory visit · November 7, 2023
7.707.71.B.1 · Correction due November 7, 2023
Reviewed 6 child files. Observed S.A. missing current documentation of a written authorization to obtain emergency medical care.
Required correction: Immediately, written authorization to obtain emergency medical care must be re-authorized annually. Submit a written statement of compliance by 11/21/2023. Correct by 11/07/2023
Where this record comes from
The Department of Early Childhood keeps about three years of complaints on a program’s public page. Anything older is released only on request, as a single file covering the whole state. Shortlist asked for that file under the Colorado Open Records Act and renews it yearly; it is what this page shows for complaints older than the department’s own window.
The file this page is built from arrived on October 9, 2026 and covers complaints the department publishes today, and complaints back to January 2023 obtained by records request. The next request goes in October 2027.
The department publishes a report for each of these visits. Shortlist has not read those reports yet, so this page shows when the state came and not what it found.
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Details
- Area
- Centennial, 80112
- License
- 1601162, active
- Quality program
- Colorado Shines Level 1
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Details
- License — Checked July 2026 data.colorado.gov
- Quality program — Checked April 2026 data.colorado.gov
Small means the smallest quarter of Denver-area’s 574 licensed family homes by state-licensed capacity: 4 to 6 children. Mid-size is 7 to 11; full-size is 12, the most any Denver-area family home holds.