; (ii) ensures each noncitizen child's dignity and right to privacy; and (iii) contains all necessary and appropriate medical equipment and supplies, including basic over-the-counter medications appropriate for all age groups. (F) Acute medical conditions (i) In general The Commissioner shall ensure that any noncitizen child exhibiting symptoms of an acute medical condition, or who is at risk for an acute medical condition, receives immediate care from a licensed physician, advanced practice provider, nurse, or physician's assistant. (ii) Transfer to local health care facility (I) In general If appropriate medical care cannot be provided for a noncitizen child described in clause (i) at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility, the Commissioner shall expeditiously transfer the child to a local medical facility. (II) Accompaniment by family In the case of a noncitizen child transferred under subclause (I), 1 or more parents, legal guardians, or nonparent family members, shall be permitted to accompany the child to such medical facility and stay with the child if so accompanying the child does not pose a serious safety risk to the child, as determined by a child welfare expert. (iii) Ongoing availability of transportation The Commissioner shall maintain— (I) appropriate transportation at each U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility that houses 1 or more noncitizen children to ensure the availability of transport to outside medical facilities in the case of a medical emergency