Montana HB377 revises access by parents to child patient health care information.
Montana HB377 amends the state's medical care laws to generally revise access by parents to a child's health care information. It mandates that health care providers must make a child's health care information available to the child's parent upon request, unless specific exceptions apply. These exceptions include cases where the legal guardian is a government entity, the parent's rights have been limited by court order, or the parent is under investigation for certain prohibited actions involving the child.
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