FL S1012

Defines "ordinary medical care" for juveniles in state custody as routine medical procedures including inoculations, examinations, preventive services, and medication management, excluding hospitalization, surgery, general anesthesia, and psychotropic medications

Requires the Department of Juvenile Justice to adopt rules ensuring effective delivery of health services including ordinary medical care, mental health services, substance abuse treatment, and developmental disability services

Mandates the Department of Juvenile Justice coordinate its rulemaking with the Department of Children and Family Services and Agency for Persons with Disabilities to prevent jurisdictional overlap

Clarifies that departmental rules do not supersede existing consent to treatment provisions in sections 39.407, 743.0645, and 985.18

Updates cross-reference in section 985.721 regarding residential commitment facilities from subsection (44) to subsection (45); effective July 1, 2010