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Last Modified: 04/20/2020

COVID-19 Guidance from State EHDI Programs

Arizona

• Newborn Screening and COVID-19 [PDF]
• Outpatient Newborn Hearing Screening [PDF]

Minnesota

• Newborn Screening Health Advisory [PDF]

Nebraska

• Website statement [PDF]
• Update for Hospitals [PDF]
• Info for PCPs [PDF]
• Info for Parents [PDF]

New Mexico

• Letter to Newborn Hearing Screening Programs [PDF]
  • Referral for newborn hearing screening [PDF]
  • Restrictions on non-essential health care services [PDF]

North Carolina

• Part C Program Guidance [PDF]
• Letter to Newborn Screening Programs [PDF]

Texas

• Letter to healthcare providers addressing FAQs around newborn hearing screening [PDF]

Tennessee

• Letter to hospitals and birthing facilities regarding hearing screening law [PDF]
• Newborn screening follow-up recommendations for birthing facilities [DOCX]

Utah

• EHDI Program Guidance [PDF]

Wisconsin

• Newborn Hearing Screening and COVID-19 Guidance [PDF]

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