Florida S0670 allows health care providers and payors to file complaints with the Attorney General for violations of their right of medical.

Florida S0670 amends the right of medical conscience for health care providers and payors by allowing them to file complaints with the Attorney General for any violations. If the Attorney General does not commence a civil action within 180 days, the provider or payor may then file their own civil action or assert the violation as a defense in judicial or administrative proceedings. The bill also grants the Attorney General authority to investigate complaints, including administering oaths, taking depositions, and issuing subpoenas. The act is set to take effect July 1, 2026.

Florida S0670 allows health care providers and payors to file complaints with the Attorney General for violations of their right of medical.

Florida S0670 amends the right of medical conscience for health care providers and payors by allowing them to file complaints with the Attorney General for any violations. If the Attorney General does not commence a civil action within 180 days, the provider or payor may then file their own civil action or assert the violation as a defense in judicial or administrative proceedings. The bill also grants the Attorney General authority to investigate complaints, including administering oaths, taking depositions, and issuing subpoenas. The act is set to take effect July 1, 2026.