Establishes a pathway for families of children with developmental disabilities to access services without relinquishing custody.
The Custody Relinquishment Prevention Involving Children with Developmental Disabilities Act creates a pathway for families of children with developmental disabilities to access services without relinquishing custody to the Department of Children and Family Services. The Act requires an interagency agreement among relevant agencies to prevent custody relinquishment, establish an interagency clinical team, and report outcomes to the General Assembly. It also mandates that families with private health insurance exhaust their coverage before accessing state services.
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