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Any individual, corporation, association, partnership, insurance support organization, fraternal benefit society, insurance producer, third-party administrator, self-insurer, or any other legal…

For purposes of distinguishing between or discriminating against or restricting any right or benefit otherwise due or available to an employee or prospective employee other than in connection with…

A person who maintains genetic information may not be compelled to disclose the information except under specified circumstances.

The statutes related to research apply to genetic research studies approved by an institutional review board as defined in 21 CFR, § 50 or conducted subject to the requirements of the federal common…

Group accident and sickness policies may not treat genetic information as a pre-existing condition or base eligibility or continued eligibility of any individual on health-status-related factors,…

This bill creates the Oregon Health Insurance Exchange and prohibits the treatment of genetic information in the absence of a diagnosis as a pre-existing condition in the exchange. Measure failed.…

This bill amends the state genetic privacy law by allowing health insurers to retain or disclose genetic information without written authorization if (1) the retention is for treatment, payment or…

This bill amends statutes pertaining to discriminatory practices in employment, housing, and public accommodations. The bill provides exclusive remedies for individuals alleging discrimination in…

A health carrier offering health benefit plans providing individual market health insurance coverage may not (1) impose a pre-existing condition exclusion on the basis of genetic information, (2)…

This bill creates the Parents' Bill of Rights. Rights under the bill include the right to consent in writing before any record of a minor child's blood or DNA is created, stored or shared,…