Prohibits unregulated pregnancy centers from requiring clients to disclose certain information as a condition of service

Summary

The legislation adds a new article to the state public health law that stops crisis pregnancy centers from requiring clients to disclose prescription details, sexual history, relationship information, or insurance and income data unless directly needed for pregnancy determination. It applies to facilities that are not licensed health providers and do not offer comprehensive reproductive care. Violations can be sued by the attorney general or a county district attorney.

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