MI HB5086

Requires physicians to determine whether a fetal heartbeat is detectable before performing an abortion, except in medical emergencies, and to offer the pregnant woman the option of hearing or seeing evidence of the fetal heartbeat if detected.

Mandates that physicians inform pregnant women about the probability of maintaining a pregnancy when no fetal heartbeat is detected and provide information about perinatal hospice care and support services for children with prenatally diagnosed conditions.

Requires physicians to provide pregnant women with specific informed consent materials at least 24 hours before an abortion, including fetal development depictions, procedure descriptions, prenatal care information, and coercion screening summaries.

Directs the Department of Health and Human Services to develop and maintain an internet website and clearinghouse providing information about life-limiting conditions and prenatally diagnosed conditions, including perinatal hospice care, early intervention services, and adoption resources.

Adds violations of the new fetal heartbeat detection requirements and prenatal diagnostic information provisions as grounds for disciplinary action against physicians under the state's health professional licensing laws.