Bill > SF2286

This bill, the End-of-Life Options Act, establishes a process for terminally ill adults with a prognosis of 6 months or less to request and receive a prescription for medical aid-in-dying medication. The bill outlines requirements and responsibilities for the attending health care provider, consulting health care provider, and terminally ill adult, including informed decision-making, mental capacity assessments, and opportunities to rescind the request. The bill also provides immunities for health care providers acting in good faith, prohibits insurance discrimination, and imposes penalties for coercing or falsifying requests. Overall, the bill aims to give terminally ill adults the option to request and obtain medication to peacefully end their lives.