New Jersey A2220 requires written consent for disclosure of reproductive health care services information, with limited exceptions.

New Jersey A2220 mandates that health care providers, business associates, and carriers obtain affirmative written consent before disclosing a patient's medical information about reproductive health care services. This requirement applies unless the disclosure is necessary to provide the services. Exceptions include disclosures for bona fide medical emergencies, court orders, legal defense, investigations by state entities, and investigations of abuse. The bill also requires informing patients or their representatives of their right to withhold consent.

New Jersey A2220 requires written consent for disclosure of reproductive health care services information, with limited exceptions.

New Jersey A2220 mandates that health care providers, business associates, and carriers obtain affirmative written consent before disclosing a patient's medical information about reproductive health care services. This requirement applies unless the disclosure is necessary to provide the services. Exceptions include disclosures for bona fide medical emergencies, court orders, legal defense, investigations by state entities, and investigations of abuse. The bill also requires informing patients or their representatives of their right to withhold consent.