The bill amends section 768.0427 of the Florida Statutes to clarify the admissibility of evidence regarding medical expenses in personal injury and wrongful death actions. It allows for a broader range of evidence to be presented in court to demonstrate both past and future medical expenses. Specifically, the language changes include replacing "shall" with "may" in terms of the types of evidence that can be used, thus providing courts with more discretion in determining admissible evidence. Additionally, the bill introduces new provisions that allow for evidence that demonstrates the actual value of medical treatment or services rendered, including reasonable and customary rates for such services.

Furthermore, the bill specifies that these amendments will apply to all causes of action that accrued after March 24, 2023, and for which a final judgment has not yet been entered by July 1, 2025. The effective date for these changes is set for July 1, 2025. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the ability of claimants to prove their medical expenses in legal proceedings, thereby potentially impacting the outcomes of personal injury and wrongful death cases.