Revise visit frequency required of supervisory physical therapists

The bill status changed from a draft introduction to an enrolled bill, indicating it has passed both legislative chambers and is awaiting the governor's signature.

The supervision frequency requirement for physical therapy assistants was adjusted to clarify the visit schedule, changing the threshold from 'six eight visits' to a clearer standard of once every six visits or every 30 days, whichever occurs first.

The supervision requirement for physical therapy aides was updated to allow a licensed physical therapist to supervise up to four aides, or a combination of two assistants and two aides.

The effective date provision was updated from 'on passage and approval' to 'immediate effective date,' ensuring the new rules apply right away upon signing.

Official certification signatures and enrollment markings were added to formalize the bill as an enacted law.

Added a new section stating the act is effective immediately upon passage and approval.

Removed the closing 'END' marker from the end of the bill text.

Adjusted the title page header to change 'HB 454.1' to 'HB0454.2' and reorganized the year and legislature information.

The bill identifier was updated from LC 2069 to HB 454.1 to reflect the official House Bill number.

The names of the five primary sponsors (M. Thiel, L. Bennett, A. Regier, J. Etchart, and V. Moore) were added to the bill header.