HI HB1910

Creates a new chapter establishing a disabled person's bill of rights in Hawaii Revised Statutes, finding that disabled persons are denied access to effective treatments and face health/quality of life issues as a result.

Guarantees disabled persons seven specific rights including respectful care, knowledge of health care provider credentials, information about alternative treatments, and the right to refuse treatment.

Grants disabled persons the right to obtain off-label, unapproved, or illegal treatments recommended by a licensed physician, provided the physician is acting within their authorized scope of practice.

Prohibits artificial limits on drug and medication supplies, rationing of products, or interference with wholesale purchasing competition by retail pharmacies, except as provided by federal law.

Takes effect upon approval.