AZ HB2283

Amends Arizona law to specify that a child receiving treatment through prayer or other religious rites shall not be considered abused, neglected, or dependent for that reason alone.

Requires the Department of Child Safety to obtain corroboration from at least three unaffiliated licensed physicians before removing a child from a home for alleged neglect based on inadequate medical treatment.

Prohibits child safety workers and child welfare investigations workers from entering a residence without a warrant unless an adult residing in the residence consents to entry.

Adds protection for parents who refuse psychiatric medication for their children or seek second medical opinions, specifying these actions alone do not constitute child abuse or neglect.