Michigan HB4109 clarifies that health club staff are not obligated to use AEDs in emergencies.
Michigan HB4109 amends the state's health club regulations to specify that health club owners, operators, or employees are not required to provide emergency services using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) available on the premises. This change clarifies that while the Good Samaritan Act still applies, health club staff are not mandated to use AEDs in medical emergencies. The bill ties its enactment to the passage of HB4108.
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