; (B) the role of the State-licensed program; (C) the services, rules, procedures, and expectations of the State-licensed program; and (D) the availability of legal assistance. (2) Proper physical care and maintenance, including suitable living accommodations, food, appropriate clothing, and personal hygiene items. (3) Not later than 2 business days after admission to the childcare facility, a comprehensive medical examination that includes screening for infectious disease. (4) Appropriate, ongoing, and routine medical and dental care, as prescribed by a licensed physician, advanced practice provider, nurse, or physician assistant, including— (A) reproductive health and family planning services; (B) emergency health care services; (C) immunizations in accordance with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines; (D) administration of prescribed medication and special diets; and (E) mental health screening and intervention, including referrals. (5) An individualized needs assessment, which shall include the following: (A) Collection of essential data relating to the identification and history of the unaccompanied noncitizen child and family. (B) Identification of any special needs of the unaccompanied noncitizen child, including any need that requires immediate intervention. (C) An educational assessment and plan. (D) An assessment of family relationships. (E) A statement of religious preference and practice. (F) An assessment of the personal goals, strengths, and weaknesses of the unaccompanied noncitizen child. (G) Collection of identifying information regarding immediate family members, other relatives, godparents, or friends who may be residing in the United States and who may be able to assist in family reunification. (6) A comprehensive individual plan for the care of the unaccompanied noncitizen child, which shall be— (A) developed in accordance with the child’s needs, as determined by the individualized needs assessment under paragraph (5)