Florida S1560 establishes a process for the medical placement of high-acuity children, ensuring they receive necessary treatment in the least.
Florida S1560, the Medical Placement for High-acuity Children Act, outlines procedures for the medical placement of children with complex medical, developmental, behavioral health, or disability needs. It mandates a comprehensive placement assessment process to determine the most appropriate setting for these children. The act prioritizes placing high-acuity children in specialized and appropriate placements, such as medical beds or group homes, ensuring they receive necessary treatment in the least restrictive setting.
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