OK SB1901

Hospital staff and organ procurement representatives are prohibited from discussing potential anatomical gifts with a decedent's immediate family within 24 hours of the official determination of death

Procurement organizations must provide families with full disclosure of conflicts of interest, a written summary of the donation process, and contact information for an independent state ombudsperson; all donation discussions must be electronically recorded with family consent

Representatives are prohibited from misrepresenting the LifeShare Donor Registry status, implying donation will hasten end-of-life care, or suggesting financial compensation for anatomical gifts

Death declarations for anatomical gift purposes must be confirmed by a second, independent neurologist or licensed physician not affiliated with the treating hospital, transplant team, or organ procurement organization

Violations are subject to civil penalties up to $50,000 per violation, with whistleblower protections for employees who report violations to the State Department of Health; effective November 1, 2026