Health, Dept. of - As introduced, excludes from the definition of a public swimming pool subject to regulation in the same manner as a hotel or public swimming pool by the department of health any privately owned, controlled-access, above-ground swimming pool that is installed indoors at a fitness facility and used only by facility staff and students for the purpose of swimming instruction if the pool meets certain criteria. - Amends TCA Title 68.

HB 2090 amends Tennessee law to exclude certain indoor, above-ground swimming pools at fitness facilities from being classified as "public swimming pools" under health regulations. Specifically, it exempts privately owned pools installed indoors at fitness facilities that meet six criteria: installed per manufacturer instructions, have controlled access, maintain water quality, and are used *only* by staff and students for swimming instruction (not for rentals, parties, or public sessions). This means these pools would no longer be subject to the same health department regulations applied to typical public pools like those in hotels or recreation centers. The bill directly affects fitness facilities operating such specialized pools, reducing regulatory oversight for this specific use case.