OR HB2701

Health care facilities must maintain generators, personal protective equipment, and ventilators sufficient to operate for 120 days at a 25 percent mortality rate (defined as death of 25% of Oregon's population from pandemic, natural disaster, or similar emergency)

Local public health authorities must maintain capacity for essential services, holding rooms, and mortuary refrigeration for 120 days at a 25 percent mortality rate, and must consult with private businesses and housing providers about their preparedness

Health care providers (physicians, dentists, chiropractors, naturopaths, physical therapists, acupuncturists, massage therapists) operating independent practices must maintain necessary supplies including PPE for 120-day operations at the same mortality rate

Public and private safety agencies must maintain sufficient supplies including PPE for 120-day operations at a 25 percent mortality rate

All covered entities must report annually to Oregon Health Authority or relevant regulatory boards; Oregon Department of Emergency Management must report annually to Legislative Assembly on emergency preparedness; health care facility provisions become operative January 1, 2026, and other provisions January 1, 2027