Special Session! Medical Freedom in Florida: Action Alert!

Governor DeSantis has called a special session to balance the budget AND he pulled the Medical Freedom Bill back in, SB1756 & HB917 to the agenda for advancement. Please let your voice be heard. Every single call, email and person who shows up will count!

This bill seeks to protect Medical Freedom rights and this bipartisan initiative recognizes the fundamental human rights of each person, each parent, and every medical choice. Vote for SB 1756 which already passed the Senate in regular session. It’s a modest, measured bill that strengthens informed consent, protects parental rights by expanding exemptions, and ensures medical decisions remain free from coercion and financial incentives. Medical choices are between a family and their medical doctor!

Action to Take:

Please contact your Florida legislation representative and the Speaker of the House, Daniel Perez and urge them to advance the Medical Freedom Bill. 850-717-5000, Daniel.perez@flhouse.gov

Visit the links below to easily contact your Legislation and make your voice heard:

Contact both your State Representative and Senator and urge them to ask Speaker Perez to bring the medical freedom bill forward in special session, without delay.

Find Your Representative:

https://www.myfloridahouse.gov/…/myrepresentative.aspx

Find Your Senator:

https://www.flsenate.gov/Senators/Find

Call House Leadership and ask them to also urge Speaker Perez to advance this bill.

Majority Leader Sirois – 850-717-5031

Deputy Majority Leader & Republican Chief Whip Maggard – 850-717-5054

Deputy Majority Leader Snyder- 850-717-5086

Speaker Pro Tempore Duggan – 850-717-5012

Email Your State Reps with One Click Action: https://standforhealthfreedom.com/actions/hb917/

Key Points:

SB 1756 already passed the Senate in regular session. It’s a modest, measured bill that strengthens informed consent, protects parental rights by expanding exemptions, and ensures medical decisions remain free from coercion and financial incentives.

This shouldn’t be controversial—it’s common sense.

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