New Jersey A2668 mandates screening for high-risk pregnancies and reporting of fetal deaths occurring 20 or more weeks after gestation.

New Jersey A2668 requires health care professionals to screen for high-risk conditions in pregnancies and newborns at federally qualified health centers or community health centers. If high-risk conditions are identified, patients must be referred to a perinatologist, a specialist in high-risk pregnancies. Additionally, fetal deaths occurring 20 or more weeks after gestation must be reported to a State electronic birth certificate and perinatal database.

New Jersey A2668 mandates screening for high-risk pregnancies and reporting of fetal deaths occurring 20 or more weeks after gestation.

New Jersey A2668 requires health care professionals to screen for high-risk conditions in pregnancies and newborns at federally qualified health centers or community health centers. If high-risk conditions are identified, patients must be referred to a perinatologist, a specialist in high-risk pregnancies. Additionally, fetal deaths occurring 20 or more weeks after gestation must be reported to a State electronic birth certificate and perinatal database.