West Virginia HB4899 mandates hospitals and medical offices to inform former or current patients about potential adverse effects from childhood.
West Virginia HB4899 requires hospitals and medical offices to notify former or current patients who were under 18 years old at the time of their medical or surgical procedures. The notification informs them that if they experience any negative or adverse effects after turning 18, they should contact the provider. This bill aims to ensure patients are aware of potential issues arising from childhood medical procedures.
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