; (ii) a boot camp experience or other experience designed to simulate characteristics of basic military training or correctional regimes; (iii) a therapeutic boarding school; or (iv) a behavioral modification program. (B) Exclusion The term covered program does not include— (i) a hospital licensed by the State; or (ii) a foster family home that provides 24-hour substitute care for children placed away from their parents or guardians and for whom the State child welfare services agency has placement and care responsibility and that is licensed and regulated by the State as a foster family home. (b) Eligibility requirements To be eligible to receive a grant under section 106, a State shall— (1) not later than 3 years after the date of the enactment of this section, develop policies and procedures to prevent child abuse and neglect at covered programs operating in such State, including standards that meet or exceed the standards required under section 3(a)(1) of the Stop Child Abuse in Residential Programs for Teens Act of 2017; (2) provide a private right of action under State law for any person who suffers injury by reason of a violation of the standards required under paragraph (1); (3) develop policies and procedures to enforce compliance with the requirements developed in accordance with paragraph (1), including— (A) establishing and monitoring health and safety licensing requirements applicable to and necessary for the operation of each location of such covered programs in the State; and (B) conducting unannounced site inspections at each location of a covered program; (4) develop policies and procedures for timely notification to the Secretary and the appropriate protection and advocacy system if— (A) the State determines there is evidence of a pattern of violations of the standards required under paragraph (1) at a covered program operating in the State or by an owner or operator of such a program; or (B) there is a child fatality at a covered program operating in the State