New York Statutes
§ 2994-N — Conscience objections
New York § 2994-N
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N.Y. Public Health § 2994-N (2026).
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§ 2994-n. Conscience objections.
1.Private hospitals. Nothing in this\narticle shall be construed to require a private hospital to honor a\nhealth care decision made pursuant to this article if:\n (a) The decision is contrary to a formally adopted policy of the\nhospital that is expressly based on sincerely held religious beliefs or\nsincerely held moral convictions central to the facility's operating\nprinciples;\n (b) The hospital has informed the patient, family, or surrogate of\nsuch policy prior to or upon admission, if reasonably possible; and\n (c) The patient is transferred promptly to another hospital that is\nreasonably accessible under the circumstances and willing to honor the\ndecision and pending transfer the hospital complies with subdivision\nthree of section twenty-n
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§ 2994
Rights to be publicized§ 2994-A
Definitions§ 2994-AA
Definitions§ 2994-BB
General provisions§ 2994-C
Determination of incapacity§ 2994-FF
Interinstitutional transfer§ 2994-GG
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