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Can a physician for an underaged child legally reject a guardian from being present in an examination room?
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∙ 13y ago
This varies from state to state, but generally no. Unless of course, the doctor has probable cause to believe that the child is being abused, and then (depending on where you live) the doctor might be able to ask the parent to leave or just file a report with child protective services.
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