TX HB3472

Prohibits any person, including health care practitioners, from coercing or compelling an individual lawfully residing in Texas to obtain a health care service against their preference, explicitly including vaccine administration

Requires health care practitioners to obtain informed consent before providing any health care service, with consent permitted from guardians, parents, authorized family members, or medical power of attorney agents

Bars adverse actions or penalties against individuals who refuse health care services, including immunizations required under state law

Creates exemptions for health care facility employees, service providers, and trainees from required health care services based on sincerely held religious beliefs or medical contraindications, with requests accepted orally or in writing

Establishes enforcement through attorney general injunctive relief and private civil liability with minimum damages of $5,000 per violation, plus recovery of court costs and attorney's fees for prevailing parties