New Jersey A2188 requires evaluation for preeclampsia in pregnant and postpartum individuals.
New Jersey A2188 mandates that birthing centers, federally qualified health centers, and health care practitioners providing prenatal or postpartum care within 12 weeks of birth evaluate individuals for preeclampsia. Evaluations must occur if the person shows symptoms and has not been previously diagnosed. Evaluation tools must be based on best practices and guidance from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists or another nationally-recognized body. Upon evaluation, practitioners must discuss results and develop a treatment plan if preeclampsia is diagnosed.
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