New York S08587 requires child day care centers to have epinephrine devices and trained staff on site for severe allergic reactions.
New York S08587 amends the public health law to mandate that child day care centers maintain epinephrine devices and ensure at least one staff member is trained to use them. The bill requires centers to have at least two epinephrine devices on site, with dosages appropriate for children. Staff must be trained in recognizing anaphylaxis, administering epinephrine, and emergency follow-up procedures. Day care centers must also maintain an incident log for allergy-related incidents and notify parents or guardians within 24 hours.
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