New Hampshire SB616 mandates reporting requirements for health care providers under the Right to Try Act.

New Hampshire SB616 amends the Right to Try Act by adding a new section on reporting requirements. Health care providers must submit written reports to the facility where care is rendered, detailing the patient's illness, residence status, licensing authority, and insurance coverage. Facilities must then transmit these reports to the Department of Health and Human Services, which will compile an annual aggregated report for the General Court. The commissioner will establish rules for data form, reporting cadence, confidentiality, and data handling.

New Hampshire SB616 mandates reporting requirements for health care providers under the Right to Try Act.

New Hampshire SB616 amends the Right to Try Act by adding a new section on reporting requirements. Health care providers must submit written reports to the facility where care is rendered, detailing the patient's illness, residence status, licensing authority, and insurance coverage. Facilities must then transmit these reports to the Department of Health and Human Services, which will compile an annual aggregated report for the General Court. The commissioner will establish rules for data form, reporting cadence, confidentiality, and data handling.