This bill establishes new provisions in Oklahoma law that allow health care providers, including physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, to prescribe or recommend holistic or natural medicine and alternative treatments without fear of repercussions, such as losing their medical licenses. The legislation emphasizes that these providers can suggest alternative treatments if they believe it will benefit their patients in managing pain or curing ailments.

Additionally, the bill grants parents or legal guardians the right to choose alternative treatments for their children, even if these differ from the recommendations made by health care providers. It explicitly states that there will be no legal repercussions for parents or guardians who decide to deviate from medical advice, including accusations of child neglect. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2026.