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Asthma Child CareRegulationState Checked 8/12/2026 Link Unconfirmed

"Florida Child Care Licensing Regulations"

Child Care Facility Health and Safety Standards - Medication

Florida Fla. Admin. Code R. 65C-22.001(6) 2021
FF
Primary Sponsor
Florida Department of Children and Families
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Source AgencyFlorida Department of Children and Families
Last Updated2026-08-12
Last Verified2026-08-12
Verified ByPolicyPantry Editorial Team
Official Source URL https://www.myflfamilies.com/services/child-family/child-care/child-care-laws-and-requirements Link Unconfirmed — this source may not match this law

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Summary

Establishes mandatory protocols for the administration and storage of medications, including asthma treatments, in licensed Florida childcare facilities.

Full Description

This regulation requires that all medications administered to children, such as rescue inhalers or nebulizer treatments, must have written parental authorization. Medications must be stored in their original containers, labeled with the child's name and directions, and kept in a locked area or out of reach of children. Facilities are required to maintain a medication log that records the child's name, the name of the medication, the date and time of administration, the dosage given, and the signature of the staff member who administered it.

Who This Bill Serves & Who's Backing It

Core Patient Populations

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Children and adults living with asthma.

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