MA S2522

Prohibits Massachusetts state and local agencies, law enforcement, and employees from cooperating with or providing information to federal or other state authorities investigating reproductive health care or gender-affirming health care services that are legal in Massachusetts

Bars businesses providing electronic communication or remote computing services from complying with out-of-state subpoenas or warrants seeking information related to legally protected health care activity, unless accompanied by a sworn attestation that the request is unrelated to such care; false attestations carry penalties up to $50,000

Requires acute-care hospitals to provide emergency medical treatment including abortion when necessary to stabilize patients with emergency conditions such as ectopic pregnancy, PPROM, placental abruption, preeclampsia, or peripartum cardiomyopathy

Protects health care providers, attorneys, and other professionals from Massachusetts disciplinary action or license revocation based solely on out-of-state judgments, sanctions, or criminal/civil liability arising from providing reproductive or gender-affirming care that would be lawful in Massachusetts

Mandates that businesses storing medical records related to abortion, miscarriage management, IVF, or gender-affirming care develop systems to segregate such information and automatically block access by out-of-state entities without express patient consent, with implementation deadline of July 1, 2026