Montana: AI health lawsYour state
3 entries on the map: 3 in force.
Montana's rules in this area are data privacy laws.
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The Consumer Data Privacy Act, in force since Oct. 1, 2024, exempts covered entities under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Other businesses meeting its thresholds, lowered by SB 297 as of Oct. 1, 2025, need consent to process health condition or diagnosis data. SB 163, in force since Oct. 1, 2025, requires entities that offer consumer genetic testing or collect, use or analyze genetic data to get express consent for neurotechnology data. That law exempts a HIPAA covered entity's protected health information only under conditions that include separate informed consent and consumer access and deletion rights.
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SB 384, Consumer Data Privacy Act
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SB 163, Generally Revise Privacy Laws Related to Biometric, Genetic, and Neural Data (Genetic Information Privacy Act amendments)
SB 297, Generally Revise Privacy Laws (Consumer Data Privacy Act amendments)
Nothing in these categories was found in the review of Nov. 4, 2026: payer and utilization review AI; patient disclosure of AI use; clinical decision and chatbot limits; mental health AI.
What applies to me in Montana: physician, practice owner, hospital.
Federal law also applies in every state: see federal law and policy.
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