NY A07750

Requires physicians, physician's assistants, and specialist's assistants found guilty of misconduct to provide written disclosure to patients before receiving care, including their probationary status, penalty length and expiration date, causes for discipline, and practice restrictions

Mandates disclosure for specific offenses including sexual abuse or misconduct with patients, drug/alcohol abuse impairing practice, criminal convictions involving patient harm, and inappropriate prescribing resulting in patient harm with probation of five years or more

Requires patients or their health care representatives to sign the disclosure document before treatment begins, with an exception for medical emergencies where delay would increase risk to the patient's life or health

Allows patients to cancel appointments without charge to themselves or their insurance upon receiving the disclosure

Imposes penalties of up to $2,000 for violations, with license suspension for subsequent willful violations, effective January 1, 2026