WA SB6094

Expands pediatric transitional care services from short-term care for drug-exposed infants to comprehensive medical and nonmedical treatment with wraparound support for substance-exposed infants and their parents, including room and board for parents at facilities

Requires the Health Care Authority to submit a state plan amendment to federal CMS by July 1, 2027 to enable facility-based Medicaid payments to residential pediatric recovery centers under Section 1007 of P.L. 115-271

Directs the Department of Children, Youth, and Families to develop a bundled funding model by July 1, 2027 for nonmedical services including caregiver coaching, dyadic bonding services, peer navigation, respite care, and discharge planning

Authorizes interim grant funding from the opioid abatement settlement account to the existing pilot project facility until the federal state plan amendment is approved, with this provision expiring December 31, 2028

Establishes supportive family rules requiring facilities to provide parents with medication-assisted treatment storage, transportation to substance use disorder services, parenting skills training, housing support, and peer support services