(a) An assessment of services needed to ensure the health and welfare of each child, including medical history and psychological history, shall be:

1. (1) Completed for each child; and
2. (2) Included in the treatment plan.

(b)

1. (1) A plan of safe care shall be developed for all children with physical limitations, medical conditions, or behaviors that are indicative of harm to self or others, including without limitation:

   1. (A) Arson;
   2. (B) Physical aggression;
   3. (C) Sexual aggression;
   4. (D) Suicidal behaviors; or
   5. (E) Other self-harming tendencies.

2. (2) This plan shall:

   1. (A) Identify the behavior or problem; and
   2. (B) Specify the safeguards that are to be implemented.

3. (3) The agency shall:

   1. (A) Document that the childcare staff are informed of the provisions of the plan; and
   2. (B) Place a copy of the plan into the child’s record.

(e) The child’s treatment plan shall contain, at a minimum:

1. (1) Specific needs of the child;
2. (2) Coordination for meeting the child’s needs, including medical, dental, and other needs;
3. (3) Special treatment issues, for example, psychotropic medications, sexual misconduct, and neurological disorders, shall be identified with a statement of how the special needs shall be met;
4. (4) Trauma-informed programming and clinical services and, when applicable, evidence-based treatments;
5. (5) Services that will be short-term, target treatment episodes to reduce the likelihood of re-entry into residential treatment settings;
6. (6) Services that are family-driven and youth-guided;
7. (7) Mental health services and clinical services provided by clinical staff as appropriate for the child’s needs;

8. (8) A plan to ensure that the child’s educational needs are met according to:

   1. (A) Applicable state and federal law; and
   2. (B) Rules of the Department of Education;
9. (9) Date of next review of the treatment plan; and
10. (10) Clinical discharge planning throughout the child’s stay that includes both the custodian’s and the child’s involvement.

(g) The child’s treatment plan shall be:

1. (1) Reviewed monthly; and
2. (2) Updated to reflect the child’s progress.