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MA S1481
Bill
Status
2/27/2025
Primary Sponsor
Nick Collins
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AI Summary
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Allows unlicensed practitioners to provide complementary and alternative health care services without violating state health care licensing laws, provided they meet disclosure requirements and avoid prohibited activities
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Requires practitioners to provide clients with written disclosure of their name, business contact information, description of services, qualifications, and a confidentiality statement before first treatment
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Practitioners must obtain written client acknowledgment of receiving disclosure information and retain it for 2 years
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Prohibits unlicensed practitioners from performing surgery, skin-puncturing procedures, using radiation or anesthesia, prescribing drugs or controlled substances, diagnosing medical diseases, performing chiropractic adjustments, or claiming to be licensed providers
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Does not affect the practice of licensed, certified, or registered health care professionals in Massachusetts
Legislative Description
Providing for consumer access to and the right to practice complementary and alternative health care services
Last Action
Accompanied a study order, see S2931
1/29/2026