relative to the regulation of the provision of elective intravenous therapy.

HB 1321 regulates who can provide elective intravenous (IV) therapy, which is defined as non-medical treatments for temporary comfort or wellness (like hydration or vitamins) not administered in licensed health facilities. The bill requires such therapy to be prescribed only by physicians, physician associates, or advanced practice nurses, and administered only by those professionals or registered nurses. It directly affects patients seeking these temporary wellness treatments and healthcare providers offering them outside traditional medical settings. The law aims to ensure these services are delivered by qualified licensed professionals under specific guidelines.