The bill, titled "Hillary's Law," aims to establish stricter standards and regulations for office surgeries in Florida. It introduces a registration requirement for offices performing specified surgeries and mandates annual inspections by the Department of Health, which may be unannounced unless the office is accredited by a recognized agency. New provisions include that each registered office must be inspected by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) and conform to their standards. Additionally, the bill outlines specific standards of practice for various surgical procedures, including gluteal fat grafting, and prohibits certain practices such as performing surgery on immediate family members and altering informed consent forms after they have been signed.

The legislation also emphasizes the need for liability insurance, requiring physicians to maintain malpractice insurance or provide proof of financial responsibility of at least $1 million. It includes detailed requirements for staffing, equipment, and protocols to ensure patient safety during procedures. Furthermore, any adverse incidents resulting in hospitalization must be reported within 48 hours, and an oversight committee will be established to monitor compliance with these regulations. The bill is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.