The bill amends RCW 13.50.010 to enhance the accessibility of juvenile detention records for managed health care systems. It introduces new definitions, including "detention facility," "managed care organization," and "behavioral health administrative services organization," which align with existing statutes. A significant insertion allows records of individuals confined in detention facilities to be shared with managed care organizations and behavioral health administrative services organizations for care coordination activities, provided that these organizations maintain confidentiality and comply with relevant privacy laws.

Additionally, the bill emphasizes the importance of accurate record-keeping by juvenile justice or care agencies and outlines the procedures for individuals to challenge the accuracy of their records. It mandates that agencies take reasonable steps to ensure the security and completeness of their records. The bill also includes provisions for the court to release records to various entities, including the caseload forecast council and the Washington state office of public defense, while maintaining confidentiality. Overall, the legislation aims to improve the coordination of care for juveniles while safeguarding their privacy rights.