VA SB794

Establishes the Virginia Health Care Protection Act to protect health care activities that are legal in Virginia from criminal prosecution, extradition, and civil litigation originating from other states.

Prohibits the Governor from recognizing extradition demands from other states for alleged crimes involving protected health care activities unless those activities would also be criminal under Virginia law, and requires a mandatory 365-day investigation period for any such demands.

Bars Virginia law enforcement officers from investigating, arresting, or providing information to out-of-state authorities regarding health care services that are lawful in Virginia.

Requires attestations under penalty of perjury for foreign subpoenas and extradition demands to certify whether they relate to protected health care activity, subjecting false attesters to Virginia court jurisdiction.

Creates civil remedies including private lawsuits with minimum $5,000 damages plus attorney fees, and allows the Attorney General to impose civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation against those engaging in "abusive litigation" targeting protected health care.