ID H0088

Establishes requirements for physicians to provide chemical abortions, including ability to accurately assess pregnancy duration, confirm pregnancy is intrauterine (not ectopic), and provide surgical intervention for incomplete abortion or severe bleeding.

Requires physicians to ensure patient access to 24-hour medical facilities equipped for blood transfusions and resuscitation, conduct in-person examinations to determine medical appropriateness, and comply with informed consent provisions.

Mandates physicians or their representatives make reasonable efforts to ensure patients return for follow-up visits to confirm pregnancy termination and assess medical condition.

Allows females, the child's father (if married), or maternal grandparents (if mother is deceased) to pursue civil actions for actual damages and punitive damages against persons who knowingly or recklessly violate requirements in the law.

Permits county prosecuting attorneys and the attorney general to seek injunctions preventing violators from performing further abortions in violation of the law, and establishes procedures to preserve the anonymity of women involved in court proceedings unless they consent to disclosure.