Establishes licensing requirements for facilities providing pediatric transitional care services to substance-exposed infants.

The bill mandates licensing for facilities offering pediatric transitional care services to substance-exposed infants. It sets staffing ratios, requires weekly care plans, and mandates neonatal abstinence syndrome scoring by a health care professional. Facilities must provide various services, including medication management, specialized feeding, and family support. The bill also requires the development of individualized safety plans and parent-infant visitation timelines.

Establishes licensing requirements for facilities providing pediatric transitional care services to substance-exposed infants.

The bill mandates licensing for facilities offering pediatric transitional care services to substance-exposed infants. It sets staffing ratios, requires weekly care plans, and mandates neonatal abstinence syndrome scoring by a health care professional. Facilities must provide various services, including medication management, specialized feeding, and family support. The bill also requires the development of individualized safety plans and parent-infant visitation timelines.