New Hampshire SB452 establishes a framework for unlicensed providers to offer complementary and alternative health care services.
New Hampshire SB452 creates the "Complementary and Alternative Health Care Practice Act." It exempts unlicensed providers from certain health care licensing laws when offering specific services. Providers must inform clients about their lack of state licensure and the nature of services provided. Prohibited activities include surgery, x-ray radiation, setting fractures, prescribing drugs, spinal manipulation, and recommending discontinuation of prescribed treatments. The act takes effect January 1, 2027.
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