2005 Connecticut Code - Sec. 19a-587. Disclosure by insurers.
Sec. 19a-587. Disclosure by insurers. Nothing in this chapter shall prohibit the
disclosure by a life or health insurer or health care center of a positive HIV-related
test result to an organization that assembles or collects information about insurance
applicants for the purposes of detecting fraud, misrepresentation, or nondisclosure in
connection with insurance underwriting, provided such result is provided as a nonspecific blood test result, within a general code category, which code is not designated
solely for HIV-related test results and provided the majority of results included in the
general code are not HIV-related and the code does not otherwise allow members of
the organization to reasonably identify an applicant's test result as an HIV-related test.
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