Kentucky HB884 mandates the reporting of alpha-gal syndrome cases and requires annual follow-ups.

Kentucky HB884 requires the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to include alpha-gal syndrome in its list of reportable noncommunicable diseases. Health care providers and facilities must report cases to local health departments or the Department for Public Health. Laboratories confirming alpha-gal syndrome must submit confirmations to the Department within five days. The Department must follow up on reported cases annually using random sampling methods and submit an annual report to the CDC summarizing findings.

Kentucky HB884 mandates the reporting of alpha-gal syndrome cases and requires annual follow-ups.

Kentucky HB884 requires the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to include alpha-gal syndrome in its list of reportable noncommunicable diseases. Health care providers and facilities must report cases to local health departments or the Department for Public Health. Laboratories confirming alpha-gal syndrome must submit confirmations to the Department within five days. The Department must follow up on reported cases annually using random sampling methods and submit an annual report to the CDC summarizing findings.