OK SB1654

Establishes Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) as a patient-centered care model using paramedics, EMTs, and other health professionals to provide in-home or on-scene assessment, treatment, and referral services for non-emergency or subacute situations, including treat-in-place, telehealth, and transport to alternative destinations

Requires health care benefit plans to reimburse MIH suppliers for treatment-without-transport encounters at rates not less than the minimum Medicaid reimbursement rate established by the Oklahoma Health Care Authority

Mandates reimbursement for MIH transport to alternative destinations at basic life support (BLS) or advanced life support (ALS) rates based on patient condition, including mileage

Directs the State Commissioner of Health to promulgate rules establishing clinical and operational standards, credentialing requirements, quality assurance procedures, and coordination with Medicaid and commercial insurance plans

Effective date of January 1, 2027