HB3795

Minor medical records; terms; access; exception; statutory; administrative requirements; fee; enforcement; effective date.

Introduced·2/2/26
Int Text

Oklahoma HB3795 mandates that parents have full access to their minor child's medical records through electronic patient portals.

Oklahoma HB3795 establishes that parents must have full access to their minor child's medical records via electronic patient portals, with read-only or read-write privileges until the child turns eighteen. Health care providers are prohibited from requiring or encouraging minors to create separate accounts and must override automatic access restrictions. Parents can authorize separate logins for their children in writing, retaining full administrative access. Providers cannot charge fees for enabling or maintaining portal access and must provide access within five business days of a request.

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Where it stands

Current
Public Health Committee
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Committee decision

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History

Feb 4

House

Withdrawn from Rules Committee

Feb 4

House

Referred to Health and Human Services Oversight

Feb 4

House

Referred to Public Health