The bill introduces a new section, W.S. 8-1-110, which provides a specific definition of "health care" applicable to the interpretation and construction of Wyoming law. According to the bill, "health care" encompasses actions, treatments, or procedures aimed at protecting an individual's health. However, it stipulates that any act, treatment, or procedure that inflicts harm on critical bodily systems—such as the heart, respiratory system, or brain—will not be classified as health care unless it is documented as medically necessary to save the life of a pregnant woman or in cases where a licensed physician has determined that a person has no chance of meaningful recovery.

Additionally, the bill clarifies that the definitions and rules established in this section do not apply to the Wyoming Health Care Decisions Act. The legislature emphasizes the importance of safeguarding the health and general welfare of Wyoming residents, asserting that the provisions in this bill are intended to enhance the health, welfare, and safety of the state's population. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.