New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A00488

Introduced
1/8/25  
Refer
1/8/25  
Refer
1/7/26  
Report Pass
2/11/26  

Caption

Requires the health commissioner to establish an online standardized medical physical examination form.

Impact

The proposed legislation has the potential to significantly influence public health law within the state of New York. By requiring the establishment of a standardized examination form, A00488 could simplify the documentation process for healthcare providers and educational institutions alike. This could lead to improved health outcomes as standardized data would facilitate better tracking and management of health records. Additionally, it may foster greater compliance with public health regulations by ensuring that all required medical information is collected consistently.

Summary

Bill A00488 aims to create an online standardized medical physical examination form that can be utilized by various entities such as schools, colleges, universities, camps for children, and doctors' offices. This initiative is designed to streamline the process of physical examinations, making it more accessible and consistent across different institutions. By implementing a standardized form, the bill seeks to ensure that all necessary medical information is clearly documented and easily transferable, which can enhance the efficiency of physical examinations for students and other participating individuals.

Contention

While the concept of a standardized form is largely seen as a beneficial enhancement to the public health system, there may be points of contention regarding the implementation and operational aspects of the bill. Stakeholders may express concerns about the details of the form's design, enforcement, and whether the transition to this digital format will be adequately supported by necessary resources and training for the parties involved. There may also be discussions around data privacy and security in utilizing an online platform for medical records, which could be a critical point of debate among legislators and public health advocates.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

NY SB87

Clarify and establish requirements related to forensic medical examinations.

NY HB05892

An Act Establishing A Task Force To Study The Need For And Impact Of Standardized Examinations.

NY S09185

Establishes further procedures for assisted outpatient treatment and community adherence plans prior to a person being discharged from the plan; requires the office of mental health track data on assisted outpatient treatment orders; requires the commissioner of mental health create standardized forms for assisted outpatient discharge.

NY A3327

Requires health insurance coverage for certain student athlete physical examinations.

NY A07319

Establishes an internationally trained physician licensure pathway program to allow qualified, foreign-trained physicians and physicians trained and/or licensed to practice medicine in a territory or possession of the United States to contribute to the healthcare system through supervised practice in designated shortage areas, ultimately leading to full licensure.

NY HB1318

Physical examinations in CHINS investigations.

NY S2115

Requires health insurance coverage for certain student athlete physical examinations.

NY S07840

Establishes an internationally trained physician licensure pathway program to allow qualified, foreign-trained physicians and physicians trained and/or licensed to practice medicine in a territory or possession of the United States to contribute to the healthcare system through supervised practice in designated shortage areas, ultimately leading to full licensure.

NY S09474

Establishes a standardized rate application template for utilities; provides that utilities have to provide certain information when filling out a standardized rate application.

NY A10534

Establishes a standardized rate application template for utilities; provides that utilities have to provide certain information when filling out a standardized rate application.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.