Relating to complaint information and to rulemaking and disciplinary procedures of the Texas Medical Board.

SB 93 modifies complaint procedures for the Texas Medical Board, affecting patients, healthcare providers, and the public. It restricts who can file complaints: only patients, individuals directly involved in a patient's care, or those with direct knowledge of the incident. The bill requires written complaints for certain filers and mandates the board to provide clear notification methods (via registration forms, business signs, or service bills) about how to file complaints. It also requires public hearings for new rules (except emergency rules) and allows the board to file complaints independently.