Answer: The HIV Consent Form specifically addresses who may receive test results, most often it is the insured's doctor.
Explanation:
Since HIV is a sexually transmitted disease thus the confidentiality about the test and results becomes important for the doctor as well as for the patient. Some states require a written consent for the test but in other areas the verbal consent is sufficient. Thus for maintaining the confidentiality of the result of test the person who specifically addresses the doctor must receive the result.
