OK SB889

Hospitals must publicly post a machine-readable digital file containing standard charges for all items and services, including gross charges, negotiated rates with each insurer, minimum/maximum negotiated charges, and discounted cash prices, updated annually on their websites

Hospitals must maintain a consumer-friendly list of at least 300 "shoppable services" (services that can be scheduled in advance), including the 70 services specified by CMS, with plain-language descriptions and pricing searchable by service, billing code, and payor

State Department of Health may monitor compliance through complaints, audits, and analysis, and may issue violation notices, require corrective action plans, and impose administrative penalties for noncompliance

Noncompliant hospitals are prohibited from pursuing debt collection against patients; patients may sue hospitals taking collection action while out of compliance and recover refunds, penalty payments equal to the debt amount, attorney fees, and credit report corrections

Effective November 1, 2025; excludes hospitals from the existing Transparency in Health Care Prices Act, creating separate hospital-specific price transparency requirements