Medical-Aesthetic Services Delegation Disclosures

Removed a note at the beginning of the bill that informed readers about checking the legislative status sheet for the Governor's signature status.

Added official header information including the session name (First Regular Session), General Assembly number (Seventy-fifth), and revision status (Rerevised) to the top of the document.

Changed the reading status date from March 25, 2025 (3rd Reading Unamended) to March 21, 2025 (2nd Reading Unamended) in the Senate section.

Reordered the bill summary section to appear earlier in the document and updated the date reference from March 21, 2025 to February 3, 2025.

Added page numbers and formatting markers (such as '2nd Reading Unamended' and '3rd Reading Unamended') throughout the document to track the legislative process.

Deleted the explanatory note at the bottom of the document that described how to interpret the markup symbols (capital letters for additions, dashes for deletions).

Added new definitions for 'originating site' and 'store-and-forward transfer' to clarify telemedicine service delivery methods

Updated telemedicine definition to explicitly include store-and-forward transfers and clarify patient location requirements

Added requirement for licensed professionals to disclose when delegating medical-aesthetic services to unlicensed individuals

Added requirement to provide informed consent forms to patients receiving delegated services

Modified notice requirements to include specific information about delegated services and licensee identification

Removed exemption that excluded facilities regulated under Title 25 from certain requirements

Added new definitions for 'medical-aesthetic services', 'telemedicine', 'originating site', and 'store-and-forward transfer' to clarify what services and technologies are covered under the law.

Modified existing definitions in multiple statutes to include new terminology related to telemedicine and medical-aesthetic services delegation.

Requires physicians delegating medical-aesthetic services to unlicensed individuals to post visible notices at service locations and on advertising materials, including licensee name, license number, contact information, and a complaint filing address.

Mandates that patients receive informed consent forms when receiving delegated medical-aesthetic services, which must be signed and retained for at least seven years.

Extended similar disclosure requirements to advanced practice registered nurses delegating medical-aesthetic services to unlicensed individuals, with specific reference to nursing license numbers.

Added additional co-sponsors (Bacon, Boesenecker, Brown, Duran, Lindsay, Marshall, McCluskie, McCormick) to the House sponsorship list.

Inserted a House 3rd Reading Unamended stamp dated February 3, 2025, and a House Bill Summary note clarifying that the summary applies to the bill as introduced.

Deleted the definition of 'medical facility' that previously excluded hospitals and facilities licensed under section 25-1.5-103 (1)(a) 'MEDICAL-AESTHETIC SERVICES'.

Removed duplicate definitions of 'medical facility' and 'nursing facility' that appeared in the middle of the bill text, likely from an earlier draft version.

Updated bill status from 'Introduced' to 'Engrossed' to reflect legislative progress.

Corrected bill number formatting in page headers from 'HB25-1024' to '1024' for consistency.