; and (ii) shall be cleared by a medical professional as being able to travel safely. (3) Psychological and mental care The Commissioner shall ensure that detainees who have experienced physical or sexual violence or who have experienced events that may cause severe trauma or toxic stress, are provided access to basic, humane, and supportive psychological assistance. (f) Interpreters To ensure that health screenings and medical care required under this section are carried out in the best interests of the detainee, the Commissioner shall ensure that— (1) language-appropriate interpretation services, including interpretation of indigenous languages, are provided to each detainee; and (2) each detainee is informed of the availability of such interpretation services. (g) Chaperones To ensure that health screenings and medical care required under this section are carried out in the best interests of the detainee— (1) the Commissioner shall establish guidelines for, and ensure the presence of, chaperones for all detainees during medical screenings and examinations in accordance with relevant guidelines in the American Medical Association Code of Medical Ethics and recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics; and (2) to the extent practicable, the physical examination of a child shall always be performed in the presence of— (A) a parent or legal guardian; or (B) the detainee’s closest present adult relative, if a parent or legal guardian is unavailable. (h) Documentation The Commissioner shall ensure that— (1) the health screenings and medical care required under this section and any other medical evaluations and interventions for detainees are documented in accordance with commonly accepted standards in the United States for medical record documentation