New Jersey A2225 mandates lead screening for pregnant individuals by health care professionals under specific conditions.
New Jersey A2225 requires licensed health care professionals providing prenatal care to assess pregnant individuals for lead exposure risks. If elevated blood lead levels are detected, professionals must notify patients, explain the significance of lead poisoning, and ensure children or household members under six are screened. Screening records are to be included in a central database maintained by the Department of Health, with confidentiality maintained except for statistical reports.
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