West Virginia § 16-3C-9 Individual banking of blood by health care providers for elective surgery or medical procedures

West Virginia Statutes

§ 16-3C-9 — Individual banking of blood by health care providers for elective surgery or medical procedures

West Virginia § 16-3C-9

Ch. 16PUBLIC HEALTH

Art. 3CAIDS-RELATED MEDICAL TESTING AND RECORDS CONFIDENTIALITY ACT

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W. Va. Code § 16-3C-9 (2026).

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Any person may, in contemplation of elective surgery or other elective medical procedures for which a blood transfusion may be required, request the health care provider conducting such surgery or medical procedure, or any private, public or nonprofit blood bank, to make or cause to be made appropriate provisions to store and bank that individual's blood for use during such surgery or medical procedure. The health care provider or the private, public or nonprofit blood bank shall, upon such request, store and bank a person's blood and the health care provider shall use such blood in the elective surgery or medical procedure to the extent such blood is available.

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Any person may, in contemplation of elective surgery or other elective medical procedures for which a blood transfusion may be required, request the health care provider conducting such surgery or medical procedure, or any private, public or nonprofit blood bank, to make or cause to be made appropriate provisions to store and bank that individual's blood for use during such surgery or medical procedure. The health care provider or the private, public or nonprofit blood bank shall, upon such request, store and bank a person's blood and the health care provider shall use such blood in the elective surgery or medical procedure to the extent such blood is available.