New York S01963 authorizes retail clinics to provide specific health services and mandates regulations for operational standards and restrictions.
New York S01963 amends the public health law to authorize retail clinics to provide certain health services, including treatment for minor injuries and episodic illnesses, immunizations, and ophthalmic services. The bill directs the commissioner of health to enact regulations that impose operational and physical plant standards, including accreditation requirements, guidelines for advertising, signage, and informed consent, and restrictions on the scope of services. Retail clinics must provide treatment without discrimination and cannot be influenced by host businesses in clinical decisions.
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