Prohibits substance use disorder treatment providers from using deceptive marketing practices.
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Overview
This bill aims to protect individuals seeking substance use disorder treatment by prohibiting deceptive marketing practices used by treatment providers. It defines key terms like ‘recovery residence’ and ‘treatment provider’ and requires providers to offer accurate and clear information about their services and location in their marketing materials. The bill also establishes penalties for misleading statements and actions, such as falsely claiming in-network status or directing individuals to incorrect websites.
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Douglas Steinhardt
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