Prohibits unregulated pregnancy centers from requiring clients to disclose certain personal information as a condition of service.

The bill, known as the Right to Dignified Care Act, aims to protect clients of unregulated pregnancy centers by prohibiting these centers from requiring or making it appear necessary to disclose personal information as a condition of service. Specifically, it bans centers from asking about clients' medical history, sexual history, relationship to the potential baby's non-gestational parent, or insurance and financial information. This legislation seeks to ensure that clients are not misled into providing sensitive information that is not necessary for the services provided by these centers.

Prohibits unregulated pregnancy centers from requiring clients to disclose certain personal information as a condition of service.

The bill, known as the Right to Dignified Care Act, aims to protect clients of unregulated pregnancy centers by prohibiting these centers from requiring or making it appear necessary to disclose personal information as a condition of service. Specifically, it bans centers from asking about clients' medical history, sexual history, relationship to the potential baby's non-gestational parent, or insurance and financial information. This legislation seeks to ensure that clients are not misled into providing sensitive information that is not necessary for the services provided by these centers.