Pennsylvania HB2136 prohibits the department from removing or refusing to recognize a medical diagnosis made before incarceration.

Pennsylvania HB2136 amends Title 61 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to ensure that the department cannot remove or refuse to recognize a diagnosis for any medical condition made by a health care practitioner before an individual's incarceration. The only exception is if the diagnosing practitioner or another expert with relevant expertise provides a written statement recommending the removal of the diagnosis. This act aims to maintain the integrity of medical diagnoses for incarcerated individuals.

Pennsylvania HB2136 prohibits the department from removing or refusing to recognize a medical diagnosis made before incarceration.

Pennsylvania HB2136 amends Title 61 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to ensure that the department cannot remove or refuse to recognize a diagnosis for any medical condition made by a health care practitioner before an individual's incarceration. The only exception is if the diagnosing practitioner or another expert with relevant expertise provides a written statement recommending the removal of the diagnosis. This act aims to maintain the integrity of medical diagnoses for incarcerated individuals.