Modifies provisions relating to the unauthorized practice of medicine and surgery

HB 3484 updates laws governing the unauthorized practice of medicine by clarifying the definition of "surgery" to include specific procedures like tissue alterations and certain injections (excluding standard nurse-administered injections). It allows out-of-state physicians to consult with patients via telemedicine when working under a licensed local physician who retains final responsibility for care. The bill also permits licensed out-of-state doctors to provide sports-related medical services to athletes and team staff during travel or events without a local license, but prohibits such services at hospitals or clinics. This directly affects healthcare providers, telemedicine services, and sports teams traveling to the state. The bill is in early stages (introduced February 2026) and does not alter standard medical practice requirements within the state.