NH HB1321

Defines "elective intravenous therapy" as procedures administering fluids, nutrients, medications, or blood directly into a patient's bloodstream to alleviate temporary discomfort or improve temporary wellness, when not performed in a physician's office or licensed health facility

Restricts who may prescribe or order elective IV therapy to physicians, physician associates, or advanced practice registered nurses acting within their scope of practice

Limits administration of elective IV therapy to physicians, physician associates, advanced practice registered nurses, or registered nurses, all acting within their licensed scope of practice

Creates a new subdivision under RSA 329 (the chapter governing physicians) to regulate the growing IV therapy industry, including mobile IV services and IV bars

Takes effect 60 days after passage