MS HB244

Increases the age limit for babies that can be dropped off at medical providers without parental liability from 7 days old to 30 days old.

Authorizes a person designated by the parent to drop off a baby and receive the same legal immunity as a parent who drops off a baby.

Expands the definition of "emergency medical services provider" to include offices, clinics, surgeries, and treatment facilities of private physicians.

Provides immunity from civil liability for any person or entity taking possession of a child under this law, unless the act or omission resulted from gross negligence or willful misconduct.

Takes effect July 1, 2023.