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| Caregiver HIV+ Apr 25, 2003 It was rumored that an employee is HIV+. With no real proof, it was ignored. When given a link to his website in an e-mail, the individual discusses HIV+ status. This person works as a direct caregiver for a young man with developmental disabilties who is not his own guardian. Am I required to disclose the employee's status to the guardian? |
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Response from Ms. Breuer
May I assume that you are the employer? You are required not to. Medical information is confidential. There is nothing in being a caregiver that puts the client at risk of transmission of HIV. | |||||||||
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