New York Required HIV and Hepatitis C Test Offer (PHL 2781-a, 2171)
Whether New York law requires offering an HIV test (age 13 and older) and a hepatitis C screen (age 18 and older).
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Example
- Age
- 16
- Setting
- Emergency department
- Treated for a life-threatening emergency
- No
- Has capacity to consent
- Yes
- HIV test already offered or done
- No
- Hepatitis C screen already offered or done
- No
Result: A teenager in the emergency department: offer an HIV test; the hepatitis C offer starts at 18.
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What you enter
- Age (years)
- Setting
- Treated for a life-threatening emergency
- Has capacity to consent
- HIV test already offered or done
- Hepatitis C screen already offered or done
- Evidence or indication of risk activity
How this is calculated
N.Y. Public Health Law 2781-a (HIV) and 2171 (hepatitis C). Read the source ↗
A reference and educational tool. Not medical, legal, or financial advice, and not a substitute for clinician judgment.