Indiana HB1014 establishes regulations for sonography services, including licensing requirements and penalties for violations.
Indiana HB1014 amends the Indiana Code to define sonography services as imaging techniques using ultrasonic waves. It prohibits individuals from performing sonography unless they are licensed or certified health care providers or supervised by such providers. The bill also outlines criminal and civil penalties for violations, including a Class B misdemeanor and a civil penalty of up to $25,000 per violation. Effective July 1, 2026, the law aims to ensure the safe and regulated practice of sonography in Indiana.
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