OK SB2020

Minors under 18 have no physician-patient or psychotherapist-patient privilege against disclosure of confidential communications to their parent or legal guardian

Parents and legal guardians have the right to be present during any meeting or consultation between a health professional and their minor child, and to access copies of all medical records

Health professionals cannot provide services to minors without parental consent, except for emancipated minors, married minors, pregnant minors, those with communicable diseases or substance abuse issues, emergencies involving substantial risk of death or permanent damage, or sexual assault victims seeking forensic exams

Parents can bring civil action against anyone violating their parental rights, with courts authorized to award injunctive relief, actual damages, punitive damages, court costs, and attorney fees

Parental access rights do not apply when a health professional has been made aware of allegations of parental child abuse, neglect, or battery against the minor