KS HB2305

Healthcare providers must report to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment each case where they treat a patient for an abortion complication, with the department required to establish a reporting process by September 1, 2025

Reportable complications include 25 physical and psychological conditions such as uterine perforation, infection, hemorrhage, incomplete abortion, pelvic inflammatory disease, psychological complications (depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety), and death

Required report information includes patient demographics (age, race, county), abortion type and date, facility name, whether medication was obtained via mail order, and detailed lists of diagnosed and treated complications

The department must compile quarterly public reports summarizing the data and submit annual aggregate data to the CDC by June 30 each year, while ensuring no patient identifying information is disclosed

Failure to report an abortion complication after September 1, 2025 constitutes a class B nonperson misdemeanor