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Food Allergy Child CareRegulation Checked 8/12/2026 Official Source

Licensing Requirements for Child Care Centers - Health Records

Oklahoma OAC 340:110-3-281.2 2022
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Official Source URL https://oklahoma.gov/okdhs/library/policy/oac-340/110/03/licensing-requirements-for-child-care-centers.html Link Unconfirmed — this source may not match this law (Blocked)

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Mandates that childcare centers maintain health records for each child, including documented food allergies and emergency plans.

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Under these administrative rules, childcare centers must obtain and maintain a health record for every child that specifically identifies any known allergies. For children with life-threatening allergies, the facility must have a written medical statement and an emergency plan from a healthcare professional. Staff must be informed of these allergies and the necessary precautions to prevent accidental exposure during meals and snacks.

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People with food allergies — including children, students, and their families.

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