Michigan HB4277 removes mental health questions from health licensure and registration applications.

Michigan HB4277 amends the state's health licensing laws to remove questions about mental health from applications for licensure and registration. The bill ensures that applicants and licensees seeking renewal do not have to answer questions about their mental health. It maintains other required disclosures, such as felony convictions and sanctions from other jurisdictions. The bill aims to streamline the application process while ensuring public safety through other means.

Michigan HB4277 removes mental health questions from health licensure and registration applications.

Michigan HB4277 amends the state's health licensing laws to remove questions about mental health from applications for licensure and registration. The bill ensures that applicants and licensees seeking renewal do not have to answer questions about their mental health. It maintains other required disclosures, such as felony convictions and sanctions from other jurisdictions. The bill aims to streamline the application process while ensuring public safety through other means.