Prohibiting healthcare providers from prescribing medication, administering diagnostic tests or conducting ongoing behavioral health treatments to minors except in certain circumstances.

HB 2508 requires Kansas healthcare providers at school facilities to obtain parental consent before prescribing medication, administering diagnostic tests, or providing ongoing behavioral health treatment to minors under 18. It prohibits these actions without consent, except for behavioral health crises, mandated school screenings, or emergency care. Key exceptions include medical care for pregnant minors, blood donations over age 16, emergency treatment, and existing laws for venereal disease or drug abuse treatment. The bill directly affects minors, school-based healthcare providers, and parents/guardians who must provide consent for non-emergency care. It amends Kansas law to strengthen parental involvement in minors' healthcare decisions within school settings.