New York A07750 requires certain health care providers to disclose their probation status to current and new patients.

New York A07750 amends the public health law to mandate that specific health care providers disclose their probation status to patients. This applies to physicians, physician's assistants, and specialist's assistants found to have committed misconduct or found liable or guilty by a court of law. The disclosure must include details such as the status with the office of professional misconduct, penalties, causes for disciplinary action, practice restrictions, and contact information for the office of professional misconduct.

New York A07750 requires certain health care providers to disclose their probation status to current and new patients.

New York A07750 amends the public health law to mandate that specific health care providers disclose their probation status to patients. This applies to physicians, physician's assistants, and specialist's assistants found to have committed misconduct or found liable or guilty by a court of law. The disclosure must include details such as the status with the office of professional misconduct, penalties, causes for disciplinary action, practice restrictions, and contact information for the office of professional misconduct.