The proposed Healthy Florida Act establishes a comprehensive health care plan aimed at providing a wide range of services to all Florida residents, regardless of immigration status. The Florida Health Plan will cover essential services such as dental, vision, mental health, reproductive care, and long-term care, while emphasizing patient choice, affordability, and preventive care. The Florida Health Board will oversee the plan, manage enrollment procedures, and ensure timely access to care. Key provisions include the prohibition of cost-sharing requirements, the establishment of an Ombudsman Office for Patient Advocacy, and the creation of a computerized registry for health care providers.

Additionally, the bill outlines the governance structure of the Florida Health Board, which will consist of at least 15 members from various sectors, and mandates the establishment of regional planning boards to enhance local health care delivery. The legislation also includes provisions for a Conflict-of-Interest Committee, an auditor for compliance and fraud investigation, and a timeline for the plan's implementation by July 1, 2025. The bill prohibits the sale of overlapping health insurance policies once the Florida Health Plan is operational and requires regular updates to the Legislature regarding its implementation and financing. Overall, the Healthy Florida Act aims to improve health care access and quality while promoting coordinated care across the state.