MI HB4862

Allows provision of positron emission tomography (PET) scanner services without a certificate of need if specific scanner types are used, including whole-body PET scanners with axial field-of-view greater than 130 centimeters, digital PET/CT hybrid scanners, or PET/MRI hybrid scanners

Requires the PET scanner to be located immediately adjacent to or in the same facility as a radiopharmacy equipped with a qualified fixed cyclotron that is licensed under part 177

Mandates the radiopharmacy produce cyclotron-based radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic and medical applications at appropriately equipped clinical facilities

Requires finished radiopharmaceuticals to be transportable from the radiopharmacy to the scanner in less than 5 minutes

Defines "qualified fixed cyclotron" as a particle accelerator capable of producing at least 14 mega-electron volts, with installed targets providing at least 3 distinct positron-emitting isotopes, including one with a half-life not exceeding 20 minutes