Enacting the Kansas medical freedom act to prohibit the denial of an individual's access to certain services based on such individual's medical choices.

This bill establishes the Kansas Medical Freedom Act, which prohibits private businesses, government agencies, schools, and event organizers from denying services or access to individuals based on their use or nonuse of medical interventions like vaccines or masks. It also bans requiring medical interventions as a condition for employment, participation in schools or events, or access to government services and public facilities. The law allows enforcement through the state attorney general, who can investigate complaints and impose civil penalties of up to $50,000 per violation for larger entities or $10,000 for smaller ones. The bill includes a provision that these protections remain in effect even during declared emergencies or public health crises.