New Jersey S2580 mandates intimate partner violence screenings and actions to prevent perpetrators from accessing victims' medical records.
New Jersey S2580 requires certain health care providers to perform intimate partner violence screenings and take specific actions to prevent perpetrators from obtaining victims' medical records. The bill mandates that screenings be conducted in private settings, potentially using telemedicine or self-administered instruments. If a provider identifies a patient as a potential victim of intimate partner violence, they must provide resources and referrals during the same visit.
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