Missouri HB1926 prohibits health care professionals from documenting or disclosing patients' citizenship or immigration status.
Missouri HB1926 establishes that health care professionals cannot document or disclose a patient's citizenship or immigration status in medical records, except to assess eligibility for social or community services. The bill also prohibits health care professionals from disclosing such status to law enforcement agencies. Violations may result in a one-year suspension of the health care professional's license if the disclosure was intentional.
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