What applies to a physician in Florida

A guide to the entries on this map, not legal advice. Whether a law covers you depends on its text, its thresholds and its exemptions; check the entry and its sources, and ask counsel before you rely on it.

Applies to you

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  • FloridaIn forceIn force since Oct. 1, 2021
    HB 833, Unlawful Use of DNA (the Protecting DNA Privacy Act, Chapter 2021-216)

    Applies to: Any person who collects, retains, analyzes, discloses, sells or transfers another person's DNA sample or DNA analysis results

    Binds any person who collects, analyzes, discloses or transfers DNA, physicians included; diagnosis and treatment are exempt, but disclosing or selling results without express consent can be a crime.

Applies to the practice or hospital where you work

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Also affects you

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    HB 527, Mandatory Human Reviews of Insurance Claim Denials

    Applies to: Insurers, health maintenance organizations and workers' compensation carriers

    Would have bound insurers, HMOs and workers' compensation carriers only: no claim denial solely on AI, with a qualified human professional's independent review.

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    SB 482, Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights

    Applies to: Companion chatbot platforms, bot operators and governmental entities contracting for AI

    Would have bound any operator of a bot offered to Floridians to give a not-human notice, exempting only internal employee bots, which reaches practice and hospital chatbots.

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