Health care; creating the Right to Try for Individualized Treatments Act; authorizing individualized investigational treatments for eligible patients. Effective date.

Updated the document header to identify the version as the 'House of Representatives - Floor Version' and corrected the bill title to reflect co-sponsorship by a House member.

Replaced the 'Committee Substitute' label with 'Engrossed Senate Bill No. 933' to accurately represent the bill's current legislative status.

The text was restructured to include page headers (e.g., 'Page 1'), line numbers, and a 'Committee Substitute' title, replacing the original 'Enrolled' header and unnumbered text.

Updated the Senate and House sponsor names in the header to reflect the enrolled version.

Added a subject line and removed page numbers and internal markup codes from the final text.

Adjusted line breaks and spacing to conform to the final enrolled format.

Removed the mandate for hospitals and surgical centers to use surgical smoke evacuation systems to protect staff from airborne contaminants.

Added eligibility criteria for patients with life-threatening illnesses who have exhausted all approved treatment options.

Added new definitions for 'eligible facility', 'eligible patient', and 'individualized investigational treatment'.

Established that patients are personally liable for the costs of these treatments, and insurance coverage is voluntary.

Granted civil liability protections to healthcare providers and manufacturers participating in the program.

Changed the statute citation from Title 63, Section 1-708a to Title 63, Section 3092.