Adds medical and health insurance information within the definitions of identity theft

This bill expands the legal definition of identity theft to include medical and health insurance information, directly affecting individuals whose personal health data might be misused. It specifies that medical information covers details about a person's health history, conditions, and treatments, while health insurance information includes policy numbers, subscriber IDs, and claims history. By adding these categories to existing identity theft statutes, the law clarifies that stealing or using such data for fraud constitutes a crime, with penalties ranging from misdemeanors to felonies depending on the amount involved or prior convictions. Additionally, the bill updates related business and technology laws to ensure these new definitions apply consistently across different state regulations.