Assertion: adoption's child | /r/AtLocation | risk
Facets:
value: for developing one of the conditions
type: PURPOSE
value: for a diagnosis
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Some children from foster care have histories of maltreatment, such as physical and psychological neglect, physical abuse, and sexual abuse, and are at risk of developing psychiatric problems.
text: Such children are at risk of developing a disorganized attachment.
text: The child is six years of age or older; The child is two years of age or older and a member of a minority race or ethnic group; The child is a member of a sibling group of three or more children to be placed in the same adoptive home; The child is a member of a sibling group of two children to be placed in the same adoptive home, in which one or more of the siblings meet at least one of the other criteria for special needs; The child has a medically diagnosed disability which substantially limits one or more major life activity, requires professional treatment, assistance in self-care, or the purchase of special equipment; The child is diagnosed by a qualified professional to have a psychiatric condition which impairs the child’s mental, intellectual, or social functioning, and for which the child requires professional services; The child is diagnosed by a qualified professional to have a behavioral or emotional disorder characterized by inappropriate behavior which deviates substantially from behavior appropriate to the child’s age or significantly interferes with child’s intellectual, social and personal functioning; The child is diagnosed to be mentally retarded by a qualified professional; The child is at risk for a diagnosis described above in items
text: If a child is determined to be at risk for developing one of the conditions as described in question 1 above, the child is eligible for Medicaid.
text: This type of agreement is issued when either the child is at risk of developing special needs or the child meets Virginia’s definition of special needs, but the adoptive parents have chosen to not receive adoption assistance benefits at that time.