NH SB616

Requires health care providers offering treatment under the Right to Try Act to report patient information to the facility, including the patient's illness, in-state or out-of-state residency status, provider licensing authority, and insurance coverage status

Mandates facilities to transmit aggregated, de-identified reports to the Department of Health and Human Services, which must then submit an annual report to the General Court beginning February 1, 2027

Directs the DHHS commissioner to adopt rules regarding reporting forms, submission schedules, data confidentiality, and procedures for protecting collected information

Imposes an administrative fine of $100 per business day on medical facilities that willfully fail to comply with reporting requirements

Estimated state expenditures range from $97,000 to $882,000 in FY27 for system development, with ongoing costs of $105,000 to $149,000 annually for personnel and maintenance