The United States requires state governments not to charge medical testing fees for women who have been sexually assaulted.

The United States requires state governments not to charge medical testing fees for women who have been sexually assaulted, otherwise the federal government will not allocate the appropriate funds. However, the reality is that many victims of women in the country are accidentally receiving reminders from institutions after the event. Hospitals usually outsource this to reminder companies, so regular telephone e-mail is necessary. For women who have suffered physical and mental trauma, it is a bit too much.