The bill, designated as Claudia's Law, mandates that patients receive specific notifications regarding abnormalities found in their chest x-ray reports. If a chest x-ray shows any abnormality, the report must include a standardized message informing the patient that the abnormality may be linked to various health risks. The notification encourages patients to discuss these risks with their healthcare provider and inquire about the necessity of further screening tests based on their individual medical history. Additionally, it states that a report of the results will be sent to the patient's physician.

To implement this requirement, the Commissioner of Health is tasked with adopting necessary rules and regulations under the "Administrative Procedure Act." The law is set to take effect four months after its enactment, although the Commissioner may take preliminary administrative actions to facilitate its implementation.