Requires notification to patients when State-licensed physician has credential revoked or suspended and provides access to contact information with State.

This bill (S 4450) requires healthcare practices or entities to notify patients within 10 business days if their state-licensed physician has a suspended or revoked medical license. It directly affects patients of physicians whose credentials are suspended or revoked, ensuring they receive timely notice via mail or email. The bill also mandates that, upon patient request, these practices provide contact information for the State Board of Medical Examiners and the Division of Consumer Affairs. The law takes immediate effect and aims to improve patient awareness of physician license status and provide clear pathways to report concerns.