For a foreigner visiting or temporarily residing in Buenos Aires Province, accessing scheduled medical care would require having private health insurance, a third-party guarantor, or paying the fee upfront. However, the bill preserves the human right to emergency care.

• Emergency Exceptions: In life-threatening emergencies, no patient could be turned away. The hospital would recover the costs only after the patient is stabilized.
• Public Health Exemptions: Victims of human trafficking, as well as standard public health campaigns like vaccinations and transmissible disease treatments, remain completely free.
• Billing System: Payments would be processed through the SAMO (Sistema de Atención Médica Organizada - Organized Medical Care System). The funds collected are intended to directly improve hospital supplies, equipment, and infrastructure.

The bill proposes that provincial state universities charge tuition fees to foreign students lacking permanent residency. Each university's governing body would set the exact amounts.

If approved, the provincial Executive Branch would have 90 days to draft the specific regulations, and municipalities with public hospitals would be invited to join the system.