FL S1338

Authorizes the Department of Health to immediately suspend licenses of massage therapists and establishments when the therapist, manager, employee, or owner is arrested for prostitution-related offenses or convicted of human trafficking, kidnapping, sexual battery, and other specified crimes

Establishes new operational requirements for massage establishments including mandatory 35% light penetration in reception area windows, prohibition of sexual activity and prophylactic devices on premises, employee dress codes requiring fully opaque clothing, and operating hours limited to 5 a.m. to midnight with services only between 5 a.m. and 10 p.m.

Requires massage establishments to maintain detailed records in English or Spanish including employee information (name, address, date of birth, government ID) and customer/patient records (name, address, service date/time/type) for at least one year, with all information collected before any service is provided

Expands enforcement authority by allowing code enforcement and law enforcement officers to inspect massage establishments, with mandatory reporting to the Department of Health within 5 business days of finding violations; requires the department to notify federal immigration offices if employees fail to provide valid government identification

Appropriates $837,991 in recurring funds and $38,712 in nonrecurring funds plus eight full-time equivalent positions to the Department of Health's Division of Medical Quality Assurance for implementation