TX SB922

Prohibits "sensitive test results" from being disclosed to patients through electronic means (such as patient portals or health apps) until at least 3 days after the results are finalized

Defines "sensitive test results" as pathology or radiology reports with a reasonable likelihood of showing malignancy findings, or test results that may reveal a genetic marker

Requires physicians to provide requested medical information within 15 business days and in compliance with the new electronic disclosure timing requirements

Places responsibility for implementing the 3-day delay on the person who administers or controls the patient's electronic health record

Provides immunity from civil, criminal, administrative liability, and professional disciplinary action for failure to comply with these electronic disclosure requirements; effective September 1, 2025