The provider agency shall: Within 30 calendar days of a child's acceptance into the program, develop a treatment plan in conjunction with the local department; Convene a team, including but not limited to the local department of social services, treatment parents, and therapist to evaluate each child's treatment plan at intervals not to exceed 3 months; Visit the treatment foster parents at least twice a month; Provide a child access to medical care; Have face-to-face contact with a child at a minimum of twice a month; Provide services to the biological family of a treatment foster care child as required in the permanency and treatment plans; Attend foster care review board hearings and court hearings; Provide advance information to the local department on changes affecting services to a child which could result in revisions to the treatment plan, such as changes in placement, placement location, or visitation plans; Provide the local department every 3 months with a written progress report on the treatment plan; Provide the treatment foster parents all medical and psychological information necessary for the care of a child; Provide treatment foster parents access to both planned and crisis respite care of their treatment foster children; and Maintain a written preservice and in-service training curriculum specific to the population serviced. The local department shall: Within 30 calendar days of the child's acceptance into the provider agency, develop a permanency plan in conjunction with the provider agency; Inform the foster care review board and the court of a child's placement with the provider agency and the name of the child's case manager; Review with a child's case manager the progress report required in §A(9) of this regulation; Meet with a child and the child's biological family every 6 months in consultation with the child's case manager to update the treatment plan; and Attend foster care review board hearings and court hearings.