WV SB556

Prohibits the Department of Human Services and Department of Health Services from requiring foster parents or household members to undergo immunizations as a condition of overseeing foster children

Creates an exception for children with medically verified immunosuppressive disease diagnoses that require exceptional prevention measures

When a foster child has an immunosuppressive condition requiring such measures, all household members must have up-to-date recommended immunizations as established by department rules

Adds new section §49-2-127b to West Virginia Code under Article 2 (State Responsibilities for Children)