Health Care - As enacted, makes revisions to law relative to electronic medical records; makes related changes. - Amends TCA Title 8; Title 47; Title 56; Title 63 and Title 68.

This law requires healthcare providers and insurance companies in Tennessee to follow federal rules that prevent them from blocking patients from accessing their electronic health records. It specifically prohibits contracts that stop patients from viewing their medical data and mandates that insurance companies provide digital tools for patients and doctors to share information. The bill also sets strict limits on when certain sensitive test results, such as cancer diagnoses or HIV status, can be shared electronically, delaying their release by 72 hours unless a doctor approves earlier access. Additionally, it empowers the state attorney general to sue for violations and imposes escalating fines that increase based on whether the provider acted negligently, knowingly, or for financial gain.