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Cumulative AIDS CasesNew AIDS CasesAnnual AIDS Case RatePersons Living with AIDSCumulative Reported HIV Infections (Cases)Annual Reported HIV Infections (Cases)DeathsHIV/AIDS FundingRyan White ProgramAIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP)HIV TestingHIV in PrisonsOther HIV/AIDS-Related PoliciesState Statute Regulates Which Personnel Can Offer HIV Testing and HIV Counseling, September 2004
| Has Regulations on Who Can Offer Testing | Has Regulations on Who Can Offer Counseling | |
|---|---|---|
| United States | 40 states regulate who can offer testing | 29 states regulate who can offer counseling |
| Alabama | No | No |
| Alaska | Yes | No |
| Arizona | No | No |
| Arkansas | No | No |
| California | Yes | Yes |
| Colorado | No | No |
| Connecticut | Yes | Yes |
| Delaware | No | No |
| District of Columbia | No | No |
| Florida | Yes | Yes |
| Georgia | Yes | Yes |
| Hawaii | Yes | No |
| Idaho | No | No |
| Illinois | Yes | Yes |
| Indiana | Yes | Yes |
| Iowa | Yes | Yes |
| Kansas | No | No |
| Kentucky | Yes | Yes |
| Louisiana | Yes | No |
| Maine | Yes | Yes |
| Maryland | Yes | Yes |
| Massachusetts | No | No |
| Michigan | Yes | Yes |
| Minnesota | Yes | Yes |
| Mississippi | Yes | Yes |
| Missouri | Yes | Yes |
| Montana | Yes | No |
| Nebraska | Yes | Yes |
| Nevada | No | No |
| New Hampshire | Yes | No |
| New Jersey | Yes | Yes |
| New Mexico | No | No |
| New York | Yes | No |
| North Carolina | Yes | Yes |
| North Dakota | Yes | Yes |
| Ohio | Yes | Yes |
| Oklahoma | Yes | No |
| Oregon | Yes | No |
| Pennsylvania | Yes | Yes |
| Rhode Island | Yes | Yes |
| South Carolina | Yes | Yes |
| South Dakota | Yes | Yes |
| Tennessee | Yes | Yes |
| Texas | Yes | No |
| Utah | Yes | Yes |
| Vermont | Yes | Yes |
| Virginia | Yes | Yes |
| Washington | Yes | No |
| West Virginia | Yes | No |
| Wisconsin | Yes | Yes |
| Wyoming | Yes | Yes |
| Guam | NA | NA |
| Puerto Rico | NA | NA |
| Virgin Islands | NA | NA |
| Notes: | Analysis limited to physicians, physician assistants, RNs, LPNs, EMTs, CBOs, Prenatal Care Providers, Dept. of Corrections, and Dept. of Health agents. |
| Sources: | The Center for Law & The Public''s Health at Georgetown and Johns Hopkins, Advancing HIV Prevention Initiative - A Limited Legal Analysis of State HIV Statutes: Initial Assessment for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as of September 2004 (Analysis conducted by James G. Hodge, Jr., JHU). available at http://www.publichealthlaw.net/Research/PDF/AHP%20Report%20-%20Hodge.pdf. |
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