Texas SB2735 establishes a program for screening, services, and educational interventions for children with visual impairments.
Texas SB2735 mandates screening of newborns and infants for visual impairments, focusing on ocular and neurological disorders. It requires health care providers and teachers to complete training to identify signs of visual impairments. The bill also mandates a public awareness campaign to educate parents and providers on visual impairments. It establishes a statewide database to track screening outcomes, diagnostic follow-ups, and early intervention services. The bill authorizes administrative penalties for violations of screening and referral requirements.
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