Public Health - As enacted, provides that any certificate of public advantage in effect on June 30, 2028, automatically expires but any pricing restrictions in a certificate of advantage remain in effect until the fifth anniversary of the expiration date or the date that a new inpatient acute care hospital opens in the geographic service area, whichever is earlier; requires the attorney general to supervise any pricing restrictions still in effect, and the pricing restrictions may only be mod...

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The bill automatically ends any certificate of public advantage (CPA) that is active on June 30, 2028. Pricing restrictions tied to those CPAs stay in force until either five years after the CPA expires or a new acute‑care hospital opens in the area, whichever comes first, and the attorney general must supervise any remaining restrictions. It also requires the Department of Health to submit a yearly report on state health‑program benefits and grants to the relevant legislative committees by February 1.

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