South Carolina requires the attending physician or designee, and laboratories, to report conditions on the state reportable list under SC Code 44-29-10, 44-1-112 and Regulation 60-20. The 1129-ENG-DPH, formerly the DHEC 1129, is the paper route, covering demographics, illness and treatment, labs, viral hepatitis results and risk factors. The county health department or DPH Central Office enters it into SCION.
The attending physician or a designee completes the whole form, including the reporter, performing lab and ordering physician fields. Laboratories also report, and some conditions on the list are reportable by laboratories only.
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SC Department of Public Health Disease Reporting Form
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It depends on the condition. The 2026 list printed on the form has three groups: report immediately by phone (for example anthrax, measles and meningococcal disease), report within 24 hours by phone (mumps, acute hepatitis, tuberculosis), and report within 3 days (chlamydia, gonorrhea, chronic hepatitis B and C).
No. The form says not to fax HIV, AIDS or STD results to DPH. Submit them electronically through SCIONx, which DPH prefers, mail them to the Surveillance, Assessment and Evaluation Section, or phone the dedicated line to leave a detailed message.
It replaces it. The form was the DHEC 1129 before South Carolina split DHEC and created the Department of Public Health in 2024. The current edition is 1129-ENG-DPH, revised 12/2025, printed as the 2026 SC Department of Public Health Disease Reporting Form.