An act relating to screening for fentanyl during a hospital-administered urine drug screening

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This bill requires Vermont hospitals to test for fentanyl during urine drug screenings when diagnosing patients. If passed, hospitals will need to include fentanyl testing in these screenings and generally cannot share the results with law enforcement unless they have a warrant or subpoena. This change will take effect on July 1, 2026.

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