Establishes pilot program to support hospitals that maintain certain services when relocating; appropriates $3 million.

This bill establishes a pilot program to help hospitals maintain essential services in underserved communities when relocating. It targets hospitals moving from municipalities with specific medical underservice designations (population >30,000, single hospital, and documented healthcare access gaps), requiring them to operate a "community access location" at their original site with services like emergency care, psychiatric services, and surgical capabilities. The program provides up to $3 million in state funding to cover costs for developing/maintaining these services or community health programs. Eligible hospitals must apply to the Department of Health with financial and service plans, and the program operates under specific regulatory waivers to support integration with the new hospital location.