MI HB5436

Allows pharmacists to issue prescriptions for hormonal contraceptive patches, self-administered hormonal contraceptives, emergency contraceptives, and vaginal ring hormonal contraceptives to individuals regardless of age without requiring a previous prescription.

Requires pharmacists to complete board-approved training and provide patients with a self-screening risk assessment tool before issuing contraceptive prescriptions.

Mandates pharmacists refer patients to a primary care physician upon issuing a contraceptive prescription and provide written records of the medication, with referral for physical examination if none occurred in previous 12 months.

Directs the Department of Health to promulgate rules implementing the pharmacist contraceptive prescription authority within 18 months of the bill's effective date (April 2, 2025).

Takes effect only if House Bill No. 5435 of the 102nd Legislature is enacted into law.