Texas HB3415 regulates health professionals' advertising and titles, prohibiting false or deceptive ads and unauthorized use of medical titles.

Texas HB3415 amends the Occupations Code to regulate certain health professionals' advertising and titles. It prohibits false, misleading, or deceptive advertising, including material misrepresentations or unjustified expectations about health care services. The bill also restricts the use of medical or medical specialty titles by unlicensed individuals. Health professionals must use specific titles based on their licenses or certifications. Violations can result in administrative penalties up to $1,000 per violation per day.

Texas HB3415 regulates health professionals' advertising and titles, prohibiting false or deceptive ads and unauthorized use of medical titles.

Texas HB3415 amends the Occupations Code to regulate certain health professionals' advertising and titles. It prohibits false, misleading, or deceptive advertising, including material misrepresentations or unjustified expectations about health care services. The bill also restricts the use of medical or medical specialty titles by unlicensed individuals. Health professionals must use specific titles based on their licenses or certifications. Violations can result in administrative penalties up to $1,000 per violation per day.