Requires affirmative written consent for certain entities to disclose individual's medical information regarding reproductive health care services, with limited exceptions, unless disclosure is necessary to provide those services.

Also relevant to:Reproductive-age person

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This bill requires healthcare providers and insurance carriers to get a patient's written permission before sharing or selling their medical information related to reproductive health services. Patients must be informed of their right to withhold consent. There are exceptions for medical emergencies, legal requirements, court orders, and investigations into abuse.

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Sponsorship · 13 Sponsors

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D · PrimeShanique Speight
D · PrimeLuanne Peterpaul
D · PrimeVerlina Reynolds-Jackson
D · CoAnthony Verrelli
D · CoEllen Park
D · CoShama Haider
D · CoAlixon Collazos-Gill
D · CoChristopher Tully
D · CoCarmen Morales
D · CoMitchelle Drulis
D · CoClinton Calabrese
D · CoRosy Bagolie
D · CoRavi Bhalla

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