R21-6-323. Information and Records to Be Provided to the

Foster Parent A. The Child Placing Agency shall provide a foster parent with the following documents and information, to the extent that this information is available for each foster child within 30 days: 1. The insurance card or insurance identification number and written consent authorizing the foster parent to access medical records and obtain routine, nonsurgical, and emergency medical care for the child; 2. A summary of the child’s medical history and the name of the child’s last known physician; 3. A summary of the child’s education history and the name of the school most recently attended by the child; 4. A summary of the child’s social history; 5. Restrictions or limitations to the sharing of confidential and personally identifiable information about the child; 6. Information about the child’s behavioral health, medical, or physical condition that is necessary or beneficial to provide quality care; 7. Medication that is prescribed to be administered to the child, and any relevant instructions for the administration of the medication; 8. The religious and cultural beliefs and preferences of the child and of the child’s birth family; 9. Emergency contact information for the child, including a means to contact the Child Placing Agency; 10. Placement packets from prior placements, if applicable; 11. A copy of the child’s case plan; and 12 A placement agreement that specifies the following: a. Requirements and restrictions related to the child’s diet, personal care, and activities; b. Requirements and restrictions related to the supervision of the child; c. Requirements and restrictions for interaction with the child’s family and other persons; d. The person responsible for obtaining and transporting the child to needed services. These services include medical care, vision care, dental care, counseling, and other services or treatment; e. A plan for the purchase, installation, and maintenance of environmental modifications to accommodate the disabilities of a child, if applicable; and f. A plan for the completion of training needed by the foster parent to care for the special needs of the child, if applicable. B. A foster parent shall sign and abide by the placement agreement, described in subsection (A)(12). C. A foster parent shall maintain and store the foster child's records from DCS in a secure place. D. The foster parent shall not use the information obtained to initiate discussions of the child's history or experience of abuse or neglect with the child.