Maryland HB1527 allows practice of complementary and alternative health care without a license, with certain requirements and limitations.

Maryland HB1527, the Complementary and Alternative Health Care Practice Act, permits individuals to practice complementary or alternative health care without a license, certification, or authorization under specific conditions. Practitioners must provide clients with written notice detailing their credentials and practice scope. The bill outlines prohibited activities, such as recommending discontinuation of prescribed medical treatment or performing surgery. It also defines complementary or alternative health care to include practices like acupuncture, aromatherapy, and homeopathy.

Maryland HB1527 allows practice of complementary and alternative health care without a license, with certain requirements and limitations.

Maryland HB1527, the Complementary and Alternative Health Care Practice Act, permits individuals to practice complementary or alternative health care without a license, certification, or authorization under specific conditions. Practitioners must provide clients with written notice detailing their credentials and practice scope. The bill outlines prohibited activities, such as recommending discontinuation of prescribed medical treatment or performing surgery. It also defines complementary or alternative health care to include practices like acupuncture, aromatherapy, and homeopathy.