Virginia physicians and medical facility directors must report conditions on the Virginia Reportable Disease List to their local health department under Code of Virginia 32.1-36 and 32.1-37 and 12VAC5-90-80. The Epi-1 Confidential Morbidity Report is the form for that report, available as an online portal and a paper form. The local health department uses it to investigate the case.
The physician or other provider who diagnoses or suspects the condition completes everything except the 'For Health Department Use' box, including the name of the person completing the form and the date reported.
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Confidential Morbidity Report
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Yes. VDH lists the paper Confidential Morbidity Report Form (Epi-1) as an option alongside the online portal, a computer-generated printout or a CDC or VDH surveillance form. The paper form says to mail the top two copies to the local health department, though the online portal is the preferred route.
It replaces VDH's current REDCap Confidential Morbidity Report Portal. Higher-volume reporters and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome reporters get onboarding invitations starting November 2026, CMRP 2.0 opens to all users by January 5, 2027, and the current portal retires in February 2027.