New York A03544 requires certain health care providers to disclose their probationary status to patients.

New York A03544 mandates that specific health care providers inform current and new patients about their probationary status. This disclosure must occur before the patient's first visit following the probation order, if the probation is due to gross negligence, repeated negligent acts, a felony conviction, or mental illness. The provider must also inform patients about any practice restrictions and provide contact information for the applicable state board. If a patient cancels their appointment after receiving this disclosure, neither the patient nor their insurance company will be charged.

New York A03544 requires certain health care providers to disclose their probationary status to patients.

New York A03544 mandates that specific health care providers inform current and new patients about their probationary status. This disclosure must occur before the patient's first visit following the probation order, if the probation is due to gross negligence, repeated negligent acts, a felony conviction, or mental illness. The provider must also inform patients about any practice restrictions and provide contact information for the applicable state board. If a patient cancels their appointment after receiving this disclosure, neither the patient nor their insurance company will be charged.