(A)When a child in out-of-home care has, in addition to routine medical, dental, or vision care, an assessed need for treatment or diagnostic services which are not included in the current case plan, an agency shall inform the person or agency that placed the child of this need.An agency shall inform the individual or agency that placed a child in out of home care of any of the following services:

(1)If the child needs treatment for non-routine medical, dental, or vision care and this treatment is not included in the current case plan.

(2)If the child needs diagnostic services for non-routine medical, dental, or vision care and this diagnostic service is not included in the current case plan.

(B)If an agency does not directly employ or contract with a vendor for treatment or diagnostic services, the agency shall arrange with the custodial agency or individual for the provision of these services.

(C)Any treatment or diagnostic services provided to any child pursuant to this rule shall be documented in the child's case record required pursuant to rule 5101:2-5-10 of the Administrative Code.