OR HB2224

Adds one member with public health or population health data expertise from the Oregon Public Health Advisory Board to the Health Plan Quality Metrics Committee's nine-member metrics and scoring subcommittee

Expands Medicaid Advisory Committee membership to include professionals experienced in public health, behavioral health, and health-related social needs services

Requires coordinated care organization (CCO) governing bodies to include, when possible, at least one senior local health official and one county commissioner designated by the counties served by the CCO

Requires CCO community advisory councils to include, when possible, representatives from local public health authorities and local mental health authorities

Directs state agencies to allow local health departments to receive payment for prevention, health promotion, and maternal/child health services through methods negotiated with CCOs; takes effect 91st day after session adjournment with operative date of January 1, 2026 for most provisions