IDAHO MEDICAL FREEDOM ACT – Amends existing law to prohibit medical mandates under certain conditions.

Idaho's H 472, the "Idaho Medical Freedom Act," prohibits businesses, schools, and government entities from requiring coronavirus vaccinations as a condition for services, employment, school attendance, or public access. It bans discrimination based on vaccination status for services, admission to venues, or employment (with limited exceptions for federal requirements or foreign travel). Schools and government agencies cannot mandate vaccinations for students, staff, or access to public buildings, benefits, or licenses, though entities receiving Medicare/Medicaid funding are exempt. The bill applies to all coronavirus-related medical interventions and does not override existing vaccination requirements for specific occupations or federal mandates.