Ohio HB162, the My Child-My Chart Act, regulates access to minors' medical records.
Ohio HB162, the My Child-My Chart Act, mandates that health care providers ensure minors' parents or guardians cannot access their medical records without consent, except under specific circumstances. It requires providers to inform parents or guardians annually about when minors can receive care without parental consent and when they can consent to care independently. The act also stipulates that medical records related to care consented to without parental permission cannot be disclosed to parents or guardians unless the minor authorizes it.
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