OK HB3833

Requires hospitals and blood banks to comply with physician orders for patients to use autologous blood donations (patient's own blood donated for their future use) or directed donations (blood from a specifically designated donor) for scheduled medical procedures

Requests must be made at least 72 hours before the scheduled procedure to allow for routine processing and testing, with donors meeting all federal and state eligibility and safety requirements

Prohibits hospitals from restricting or denying autologous or directed donations solely due to internal policy preferences when physician orders and donor eligibility criteria are satisfied

Permits hospitals and blood banks to charge reasonable administrative fees for special handling, collection, processing, and storage, which must be disclosed to patients when practicable

Establishes liability protections for hospitals and blood banks when donations are unavailable due to donor eligibility failure, failed safety testing, unit expiration, or circumstances beyond the facility's control

State Department of Health must promulgate implementing rules within 180 days of the November 1, 2026 effective date