Practitioners who perform gender transition procedures would report them quarterly, and the state licensing agency would publish an annual report without patient identifying information.
Practitioners who perform gender transition procedures would report each procedure to their licensing board every quarter, including its county and type, without identifying patients.
Boards would send quarterly summaries to the state licensing agency. By March 1, the agency would compile a report by county and procedure for the previous calendar year.
Practitioners would report each gender transition procedure they perform to their regulating board every quarter. The reporting rule covers practitioners, as defined by the referenced Indiana Code, who perform any procedure defined as a gender transition procedure. Reports must include the county where each procedure was performed and the type of procedure. Reports may not include information that identifies a patient. The proposed chapter would take effect on July 1, 2026.
Regulating boards would send quarterly summaries to the professional licensing agency, which would prepare and share an annual report. Each regulating board would compile practitioners' reports and send a summary to the professional licensing agency; the agency would compile those board summaries. The agency would send the annual report to the General Assembly electronically and post it on its website. Boards would compile reports within five business days after receiving practitioners' quarterly reports. By March 1 each year, the agency would compile the preceding calendar year's report.
No hearings or votes scheduled.