1. Providing counseling services.
2. Providing a discharge order and summary, except that a parent, guardian or custodian must be provided documentation of any incidence of illness, physical injury, use of emergency safety response or unacceptable behavior that occurs during the child's respite stay.
3. Providing medication information to a child for whom medication assistance is required.
4. Requirements for a review of the child's medication regime by a medical practitioner.
5. Preparing and posting a food menu more than twenty-four hours in advance of food service.
6. Tuberculosis screening of the child.
B. The respite care provider shall be given a list of the child's medications and allergies and emergency contact information on the child's arrival.