MI SB0805

Establishes licensure requirements for freestanding hyperbaric oxygen therapy facilities in Michigan, requiring facilities to obtain a license from the Department of Health and Human Services before operating or using related terminology.

Requires facilities to appoint a medical director who is a licensed physician with certification in undersea and hyperbaric medicine, and at least one safety coordinator with minimum 40-hour approved training in hyperbaric medicine.

Mandates facilities comply with NFPA 99 safety standards and obtain accreditation from an approved organization, with a nonrenewable 13-month temporary permit available for facilities needing additional time to meet accreditation requirements.

Requires facilities to prominently display licenses, accreditation certificates, and FDA-approved indications for hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and to provide patients with written information on risks, benefits, and insurance coverage limitations before treatment.

Delays enforcement of all requirements until 2 years after the act's effective date and makes the bill contingent on passage of Senate Bills 803, 804, and 806.