Requires certain health care providers to disclose the fact that the provider is on probation to current and new patients

This bill requires doctors, physician assistants, and specialist assistants who've been found guilty of specific misconduct (like sexual abuse, drug abuse harming patients, or criminal convictions involving patient harm) to provide written disclosure about their probation status before a patient's first appointment. The disclosure must include the reason for misconduct, penalties, practice restrictions, and contact details for the disciplinary office, and patients must sign a copy before treatment begins. Patients can cancel appointments without charge after receiving this notice, and providers must document the disclosure. Exceptions apply during medical emergencies or for incapacitated patients where immediate care is needed.