a transfer is requested by a parent or legal guardian, the hospital or health care facility under whose care the unemancipated minor is admitted must continue provision of artificial life-sustaining procedures and life-sustaining artificial nutrition and hydration for a minimum of 15 days after the transfer request has been made known and make every reasonable effort to assist the requesting parent or legal guardian in the transfer process. The hospital or health care facility’s duties and financial obligations regarding transfer shall be governed by existing state law, applicable rules or regulations, hospital policy, and relevant third-party payment contracts. (E) Upon the request of a patient or resident or a prospective patient or resident, the provider of services or organization shall disclose in writing any policies relating to the patient or resident or the services the patient or resident may receive involving resuscitation or life-sustaining measures, including any policies related to treatments deemed non-beneficial, ineffective, futile or inappropriate, within the provider of services or organization. Nothing in this subparagraph shall require a provider of services or organization to have a written policy relating to or involving resuscitation, life-sustaining or non-beneficial treatment for unemancipated minor patients or adult patients, residents or wards. (6) In applying paragraph (5)(A), a determination based on “reasonable medical judgement” shall not be solely based on disability alone or the view that the life of a person with a disability is of lower value or of lower quality than that of a person without a disability regardless of whether the person’s disability is pre-existing or newly acquired and therefore must not serve as the sole basis for the do-not-resuscitate order or similar physician’s order unless treatment is determined to be physiologically futile and supported with objective evidence that is documented in the patient’s records in writing. . (2) Conforming amendments (A)