ID H0154

Establishes requirements for physicians administering chemical abortions (mifepristone and misoprostol), including accurate pregnancy duration assessment, confirmation the pregnancy is not ectopic, ability to provide surgical intervention for complications, and in-person examination of the patient.

Requires physicians to inform patients of potential need for 24-hour access to medical facilities equipped for blood transfusions and resuscitation, and to make reasonable efforts to ensure follow-up visits to confirm pregnancy termination.

Allows females who underwent abortion, the father if married to the woman at time of procedure, or maternal grandparents if mother deceased to sue for actual damages against physicians who knowingly or recklessly violate the requirements, with discretionary punitive damages and injunctive relief available.

Permits county prosecuting attorneys and the attorney general to seek injunctions preventing abortion providers from performing further violations of the requirements in the state.

Requires courts to protect the anonymity of females upon whom abortions were performed or attempted from public disclosure unless she consents, with non-public officials bringing actions to proceed under a pseudonym.