California AB1558 allows out-of-state licensed health practitioners to provide services in California during emergencies.
California AB1558, the Uniform Emergency Volunteer Health Practitioners Act, enables licensed health practitioners from other states to offer health and veterinary services in California during emergency declarations. The Emergency Medical Services Authority can regulate the duration, areas, and types of services provided by these volunteers. Host entities using these volunteers must coordinate with the Emergency Medical Services Authority and may restrict the services provided.
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