Arizona: HB2248
Medical interventions; prohibition
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Bill Information
Summary
This bill, titled the "Arizona Medical Freedom Act," prohibits businesses, schools, and government entities in Arizona from requiring individuals to receive or use a "medical intervention," which is defined as any medical procedure, treatment, device, drug, injection, medication, or action taken to diagnose, prevent, or cure a disease or alter a person's health or biological function. Specifically, businesses cannot deny services, admission, or transportation based on a person's medical intervention status, nor can they mandate them for employment unless it's for travel to a foreign country that requires it as the sole means of entry, with specific notice requirements.
Introduced
01/21/2026
In Committee
03/23/2026
Crossed Over
02/26/2026
Passed
06/10/2026
Vetoed
06/19/2026
Sponsors

Lisa Fink
Republican Representative (AZ)

Leo Biasiucci
Republican Representative (AZ)

Ralph Heap
Republican Representative (AZ)

Michele Peña
Republican Representative (AZ)

Tony Rivero
Republican Representative (AZ)

Michael Way
Republican Representative (AZ)

David Farnsworth
Republican Senator (AZ)

Janae Shamp
Republican Senator (AZ)