Establishes licensing requirements for freestanding hyperbaric oxygen therapy facilities in Michigan.
This bill amends the Public Health Code to create licensing requirements for freestanding hyperbaric oxygen therapy facilities. It mandates that these facilities must be licensed and prohibits the use of terms like "freestanding hyperbaric oxygen therapy facility" unless licensed. The bill outlines specific requirements for licensing, including the need for a medical director and safety coordinator, both of whom must meet certain qualifications. It also requires facilities to display information about the therapy, obtain patient consent, and comply with safety standards.
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