This bill mandates that any physician or healthcare provider who prescribes, dispenses, or administers medication for the purpose of inducing an abortion must provide patients with a specific written notice. The notice informs patients that they and their families may hold various parties—including the manufacturer, distributor, and healthcare provider—financially accountable for any adverse outcomes related to the medication, such as death, injury, complications, or the need for surgical intervention. It also emphasizes the patient's right to disclose their use of abortion-inducing medication when seeking emergency care without facing criminal or civil penalties.

The bill defines "abortion" and "physician" in accordance with existing law (K.S.A. 65-6701) and stipulates that it will take effect upon publication in the statute book. This legislation aims to ensure that patients are fully informed of their rights and the potential risks associated with medication abortions.