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ID H0528
Bill
Status
3/12/2026
Primary Sponsor
Health and Welfare Committee
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AI Summary
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Health care providers and facilities cannot prohibit patients from providing their own blood or blood from a directed donor for transfusions, provided the blood is collected through a federally-compliant blood establishment
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"Blood product" is defined to include whole blood, blood plasma, blood derivatives, blood platelets, and blood clotting agents
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Exceptions apply when the transfusion would be detrimental to donor or patient, insufficient time exists to coordinate before a procedure, or the procedure involves emergency medical services
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Health care providers and facilities receive immunity from liability for injuries, damages, or death resulting from patient-provided blood products, unless gross negligence contributed to the harm
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Effective date of July 1, 2026, with the bill declared an emergency measure
Legislative Description
Adds to existing law to establish provisions regarding directed blood product transfusion.
DIRECTED BLOOD PRODUCT TRANSFUSION
Last Action
Delivered to Governor at 3:13 p.m. on March 12, 2026
3/12/2026