New Hampshire Statutes
§ 130-A:5-a — Universal Testing; Health Care Providers; Not Liable
New Hampshire § 130-A:5-a
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Bluebook
N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 130-A:5-a (2026).
Text
All health care providers who provide primary medical care shall conduct blood testing of all one and 2-year old patients to determine a blood lead level. A health care provider shall not be liable for not performing a test for blood lead level when a parent or guardian has been informed of the blood test requirement and has refused to consent or has failed to follow through in response to a referral for a test. Nothing in this section shall prevent a health care provider from recommending blood testing for children younger than one year or older than 2 years should circumstances, including potential lead hazard exposures, warrant such testing.
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Legislative History
2015, 250:3, eff. Sept. 11, 2015. 2018, 4:3, eff. Apr. 9, 2018.
Nearby Sections
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§ 130-A:1
Definitions§ 130-A:10
Rulemaking§ 130-A:11
Application§ 130-A:12
Licensure; Certification§ 130-A:13
Notification Program§ 130-A:14
Administrative Fines§ 130-A:15
Lead Poisoning Prevention Fund§ 130-A:15-a
Repealed by 2019, 346:377, eff. July 1, 2019§ 130-A:16
Penalty§ 130-A:17
Injunctive Relief§ 130-A:18
Civil Suits§ 130-A:2
Duties of the Commissioner§ 130-A:3
Laboratory Reporting§ 130-A:3-a
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Bluebook (online)
New Hampshire § 130-A:5-a, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/nh/130-A/130-A%3A5-a.