New Jersey A3680 mandates that urine drug screenings in hospitals include a test for fentanyl.
New Jersey A3680 requires general acute care hospitals to include a test for fentanyl in their urine drug screenings. This law aims to prevent overdose deaths by ensuring that patients who have ingested fentanyl receive proper treatment. The requirement takes effect immediately and expires on January 1, 2028.
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