Requires limited services pregnancy centers to disclose to clients that they do not have a licensed medical provider on staff who provides or supervises reproductive health services at such center; requires such disclosure to be provided in writing and orally, and to be available in English and Spanish; provides for reporting of violations; provides penalties for violations.

This bill requires limited services pregnancy centers in New York to inform clients that they do not have a licensed medical provider on staff to offer or supervise reproductive health services. The information must be provided both in writing and verbally, and available in English and Spanish. The bill also includes provisions for reporting violations and penalties for those who do not comply.

Supporters of the bill argue that it promotes transparency and ensures that clients are fully informed about the services offered at pregnancy centers. They believe this is essential for protecting women's health and making informed choices regarding reproductive health.

Critics of the bill contend that it unfairly targets limited services pregnancy centers and could limit access to resources for women seeking support. They argue that the requirements may create unnecessary burdens on these centers, potentially hindering their ability to provide assistance.