New Jersey A1419 prohibits the acquisition or disclosure of personal health information without consent.

New Jersey A1419 mandates that health care providers, mobile application developers, and third parties must obtain consent from individuals before acquiring or disclosing their biometric data, health data, or protected health information. This consent must be obtained no more than three days before each disclosure. Each disclosure requires a separate consent. The bill does not apply to disclosures between health care providers for medical treatment or diagnosis. Violators may face damages of $1,000 per violation, attorney's fees, and costs.

New Jersey A1419 prohibits the acquisition or disclosure of personal health information without consent.

New Jersey A1419 mandates that health care providers, mobile application developers, and third parties must obtain consent from individuals before acquiring or disclosing their biometric data, health data, or protected health information. This consent must be obtained no more than three days before each disclosure. Each disclosure requires a separate consent. The bill does not apply to disclosures between health care providers for medical treatment or diagnosis. Violators may face damages of $1,000 per violation, attorney's fees, and costs.