A hospital shall: Comply with all relevant State and federal requirements related to the provision of health services and the receipt of funds; Be licensed by the Department pursuant to the Hospital and Related Institutions subtitle, Health-General Article, Title 19, Subtitle 3, Annotated Code of Maryland, as a hospital, and be licensed, as may be required, by other applicable State and local laws; Be accredited by the Joint Commission for Accreditation of Hospitals; and Provide the following services: A physician specialist who is qualified in the area of need for which a recipient is hospitalized, and who shall supervise and be involved in: The ongoing care of a child; and Directing the development of the CMP and other appropriate care plans; Pediatric physician supervision on a full-time or part-time basis to assist with: Diagnostic evaluations; Care planning and treatment; and Coordination with others involved in the development of the CMP; Nursing services provided by a qualified nurse who has academic preparation and work experience in the care of children, including the specialty area of the condition to be treated; Surgical services, which shall have, as a minimum: Anesthesiologists trained and experienced in the management of pediatric patients; and An appropriate recovery area which is staffed by personnel qualified in pediatrics and equipped with appropriate types and sizes of supplies and equipment; Available consultation in other specialty areas for the cases being treated; Other specialized support services, which shall include, but not be limited to, the following as appropriate: Audiology; Nutrition; Occupational therapy; Physical therapy; Psychiatry; Psychology; Social work services; and Speech-language pathology; An ongoing inpatient educational program for school-age children, which is approved by the State Department of Education, when long-term hospitalization is required; Discharge planning procedures designed to maximize a child's recovery and rehabilitation, which shall include the following: Predischarge planning activities to include all appropriate staff and representatives of other agencies involved or indicated; Parental counseling regarding a child's medical and social needs after the child's release; and Medical care planning resulting from input of the professionals concerned with a child's treatment; A discharge summary, which shall include as a minimum, the following: Medications, primary and secondary diagnoses, hospital course, procedures performed, and complications; Special equipment and other home care needs; and Follow-up plans including special transportation needs, if applicable; A separate area for a child, with provisions made for a parent or guardian to stay 24 hours, and nonrestrictive visiting hours for a parent or guardian; Suitable recreational facilities for children; Facilities to isolate children with communicable diseases or other conditions requiring isolation or separation; Access to appropriate clinical laboratory facilities providing specialized diagnostic and treatment equipment, including radiological and nuclear medicine equipment; and Outpatient facilities to provide follow-up care.