Texas SB2769 prohibits mental health facilities from excluding patients with bleeding disorders based on their need for specialized treatments.

Texas SB2769 amends the Health and Safety Code to ensure that inpatient mental health facilities cannot deny admission or discharge patients with bleeding disorders solely due to their need for specialized treatments. These treatments include bolus or subcutaneous injections, which must be prescribed for the bleeding disorder and can be administered by the patient or a non-employee licensed health care provider. The law takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas SB2769 prohibits mental health facilities from excluding patients with bleeding disorders based on their need for specialized treatments.

Texas SB2769 amends the Health and Safety Code to ensure that inpatient mental health facilities cannot deny admission or discharge patients with bleeding disorders solely due to their need for specialized treatments. These treatments include bolus or subcutaneous injections, which must be prescribed for the bleeding disorder and can be administered by the patient or a non-employee licensed health care provider. The law takes effect September 1, 2025.