MA S1637

Requires nursing homes, convalescent homes, and intermediate care facilities to create public master plans to reduce non-ionizing radiation (wireless/electromagnetic) exposures, with mandatory objectives including hard-wiring internet connections, removing wireless antennas, and meeting Building Biology Institute exposure guidelines

Mandates healthcare provider facilities include non-ionizing radiation reduction as part of standard quality control measures, with annual public reporting on remediation progress and development of "white zones" for sensitive patients

Requires continuing education for physicians and nurses on non-ionizing radiation pathologies, digital addiction, mold hazards, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, and toxic ingredients in consumer products, with exemptions for those with expert knowledge or irrelevant specialties

Expands health insurance coverage requirements to include diagnosis and treatment of electromagnetic sensitivity, digital addiction counseling, non-ionizing radiation reduction services for leukemia and lymphoma patients, nutritional analysis for pathological conditions, and guidance on environmental pollutants

Allows insurers a 3-year exemption from non-ionizing radiation reduction service coverage if an actuary certifies annual costs exceed 1% of premiums, subject to insurance commissioner approval