Louisiana HB895 mandates hospitals and healthcare providers to offer sexual assault survivors private examinations and treatment, including a minimum.
Louisiana HB895 amends existing law to ensure that all sexual assault survivors receive examinations and treatment in a private space by qualified healthcare providers. The bill mandates that healthcare providers offer, at minimum, a three-day supply of post-exposure prophylaxis, including emergency contraception and HIV or STI prophylaxis, when medically indicated. The examination and treatment must be adapted to address the unique needs and circumstances of each survivor.
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