1.
A type of disease, such as one an unaccompanied child might be exposed to, that requires medical clearance before transfer.
2.
Chronic medications related to mental health that require a psychiatrist's review before a child is released.
3.
A type of medication that care providers are strictly prohibited from providing to children upon release.
4.
The process of gradually reducing a medication dose before release, determined by a psychiatrist.
5.
"Standard" actions taken by staff (like wearing masks) to prevent disease transmission.
6.
A prohibited form of "therapy" related to sexual orientation and identity.
7.
The medical "OK" required from a physician prior to release or transfer.
8.
The individual who accepts a child in the case of a "release" rather than a "transfer."
9.
What ORR will not do for transportation costs associated with mobile medical providers.
10.
The "prior" approval needed for non-emergency surgeries or specialty consultations.
11.
The ORR-funded program or facility that houses the child and coordinates their medical and release records.
12.
The legal state of being under the care of ORR.
13.
The medical professional required to clear a child with serious health issues for movement.
14.
An air travel company that may require medical clearance for pregnant children after 36 weeks.
15.
The fee-for-service system used by ORR’s established network of healthcare providers.
16.
A 30-day supply of this type of medication must be provided to a child upon release or transfer.
