An Act providing for consumer access to and the right to practice complementary and alternative health care services
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to increase consumer access to and the right to practice complementary and alternative health care services in Massachusetts. It seeks to ensure that individuals can choose and receive these types of services while potentially addressing existing regulations. The bill is currently being reviewed by the Public Health committee.
Key provisions
- Allows for the practice of complementary and alternative health care services.
- Aims to improve consumer access to these services.
- Likely involves reviewing existing regulations related to these practices.
- Scheduled for a hearing by the Public Health committee.
Who is affected
- Consumers seeking complementary and alternative health care services
- Practitioners of complementary and alternative health care services
- Healthcare providers in Massachusetts
- The Massachusetts Public Health Department
Notable changes
- The bill focuses on expanding access and rights related to complementary and alternative health care.
- It may require adjustments to existing regulations governing these practices.
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