MI SB0614

Prohibits health professionals (licensees/registrants) from seeking or accepting reimbursement from qualified health plans, insurance policies, HMOs, or health care corporations for services directly related to elective abortion, except through optional riders under specific insurance code sections.

Prohibits health facilities and agencies from seeking or accepting reimbursement from the same sources for elective abortion services, except through optional riders under specific insurance code sections.

Establishes civil penalties of up to $10,000 per violation for licensees, registrants, health facilities, or agencies that violate these prohibitions, enforceable through department investigation and attorney general action.

Clarifies that the restrictions do not affect routine obstetric care, diagnostic testing, or other non-abortion procedures, and do not restrict discussion of abortion services with pregnant patients.

Takes effect January 1, 2014, contingent upon enactment of Senate Bills 612 and 613 (tie-bar provision).