MI HB5592

Establishes licensure requirements for freestanding hyperbaric oxygen therapy facilities under Michigan's Public Health Code, adding them to the list of regulated health facilities and agencies

Defines "freestanding hyperbaric oxygen therapy facility" as a facility not owned and operated as part of a hospital where one or more hyperbaric oxygen chambers are located

Defines "hyperbaric oxygen chamber" as a device that increases environmental oxygen pressure to promote oxygen movement to tissue, excluding topical oxygen chambers for extremities and personally owned chambers for individual or family use

Requires the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs to conduct surveys and evaluations for licensure of these facilities at least once every 3 years

Ties this bill to companion legislation HB 5590, HB 5591, and HB 5593 of 2026, indicating this is part of a broader regulatory framework for hyperbaric oxygen therapy facilities