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.
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This bill requires healthcare providers and related entities to obtain affirmative written consent before disclosing an individual’s medical information regarding reproductive health care services, with limited exceptions. These exceptions include necessary medical emergencies, compliance with legal requirements, court orders, and investigations of abuse. The bill aims to protect patient privacy and control over sensitive health information. It also establishes penalties for violations and clarifies existing HIPAA regulations.
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