A child is eligible for treatment foster care if the local department determines that the child: Qualifies for foster care under COMAR 07.02.11.04; and Has one or more of the following conditions: A serious medical condition including, but not limited to: HIV positive and symptomatic or has AIDS, Multiple handicaps, or A symptomatic drug-exposed newborn; or A serious emotional, behavioral, or psychological condition including: Psychiatric diagnosis by appropriate qualified professionals, or History of an ongoing substance abuse problem; or Developmental disability; or Is in need of a high level of treatment in a family setting. Siblings who do not require treatment foster care may be placed in the same home with a sibling who requires treatment foster care. Discharge Criteria. The provider agency shall have a written policy for planned discharge of a child from the treatment program. The aftercare plan shall: Become a part of the child's case record; and Include the following: The name, address, telephone number, and relationship of the individual to whom the child is being discharged, A summary of the services provided during care, A summary of the growth and achievements of the child during care, and Identified needs of the child which remain unmet and recommendations for services not available from the new placement.