In some states,minors may give consent and be protected by confidentiality and privacy laws,even though their parents may still be financially responsible for their medical bills.

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In some states, minors may be allowed to give consent for certain medical treatments (such as for contraception or mental health services) and have the right to confidential care, even if their parents are responsible for paying for the medical bills. This is known as the "mature minor doctrine" and varies by state law.

In Some States,minors May Give Consent and Be Protected by Confidentiality