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OK SB947
Bill
AI Summary
- Transfers employment of fifteen long-term care ombudsmen from the Department of Human Services to the Office of the Attorney General
- Shifts oversight of the Oklahoma State Council on Aging and Adult Protective Services from the Attorney General to the Department of Human Services
- Maintains the existing Nursing Facilities Quality of Care Fee structure, calculated at 6% of total annual patient gross receipts divided by total patient days
- Preserves fund expenditures including personal needs allowances of $50/month for nursing home residents, ten nursing facility inspectors, and services for Medicaid-eligible clients
- Declared an emergency measure, taking effect immediately upon passage and approval
Legislative Description
Long-term care; updating statutory language related to ombudsmen and senior citizens. Emergency.
Last Action
Becomes law without Governor's signature 05/13/2025
5/13/2025
Committee Referrals
Public Health4/1/2025
Health and Human Services Oversight4/1/2025
Health and Human Services2/4/2025
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