1. Lead toxicity screening of children ages six (6) months to seventy-two (72) months;

2. The performance of verbal risk assessments on children ages six (6) months to seventy-two (72) months;

3. The performance of blood lead tests when screening eligible children for lead poisoning, provided that screening and testing for Medicaid-eligible children shall be conducted in accordance with existing federal law;

4. Setting standards for any developmental assessments for a child identified as being lead poisoned;

5. Identifying as statewide screening requirements the minimum laboratory tests or analysis for childhood lead poisoning to be performed by medical providers for particular age or population groups;

6. The determination of risk for each child tested;

7. Detailing the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up services needed pursuant to the provisions of this act;¹

8. Providing for health education and counseling related to childhood lead poisoning to parents and children; and

9. Assessments and lead hazard control as part of the treatment and follow-up for a child identified as being lead poisoned.