NJ S2222

Requires New Jersey hospitals, licensed birthing centers, federally qualified health centers, and healthcare practitioners to screen pregnant individuals and those who have given birth for endometriosis if they have been diagnosed with preeclampsia and subsequently show endometriosis symptoms.

Mandates healthcare facilities and providers to give patients information on endometriosis warning signs and symptoms, inform them of screening benefits, and conduct screenings unless the patient provides written refusal.

Applies to pregnant individuals and those seeking treatment within six weeks of giving birth, requiring patients to acknowledge receipt of educational information about endometriosis.

Directs the Commissioner of Health to develop standardized consent/refusal forms and an endometriosis educational program in consultation with the Endometriosis Foundation of America and other community organizations.

Requires healthcare providers to discuss screening results with patients and develop treatment plans for those who screen positive for endometriosis.