MI SB0819

Establishes the "Biased and Unjust Care Reporting Act" to create a reporting mechanism for individuals experiencing substandard care during pregnancy and postpartum periods.

Requires the Department of Health and Human Services to use a validated survey tool to receive reports from pregnant and postpartum patients regarding care that fails to be culturally congruent, unbiased, maintains dignity and privacy, prevents harm, or meets informed consent requirements.

Directs the department to identify incidences of "obstetric violence" (physical, sexual, emotional, or verbal abuse by healthcare professionals during labor and birth) and "obstetric racism" (race-influenced treatment decisions that place patient health at risk).

Mandates the department submit a de-identified data report on obstetric violence and obstetric racism incidence and prevalence to the governor, relevant legislative committees, and the directors of health and human services and licensing agencies, without identifying specific facilities, professionals, or providers.