In addition to the requirements set out in COMAR 14.31.05 and 14.31.06, a licensee shall ensure a program that provides shelter care also meets the requirements of this regulation. Requirements for Non-Agency Placements. If a person or entity other than an agency places a child in shelter care, the licensee shall seek authorization for the placement by: Moving, within 24 hours after admission, to acquire legal custody of the child; or Requesting the consent of the child's parent for the placement and for any routine or emergency medical, dental, or mental health care. If the licensee is unable to obtain consent, the licensee shall document the efforts made to obtain consent and the reasons for the failure. The licensee shall ensure that a child newly admitted to shelter care receives timely health care, including: Within 24 hours of admission, an initial health screening by a medical care provider; Immediate treatment of any communicable disease or serious injury; and Within 30 days of admission, a comprehensive medical examination. The licensee shall ensure the provision of appropriate educational services for all children placed in the facility in accordance with the requirements of COMAR 14.31.06.12A.