OR HB3221

Prohibits facilities not registered with the Oregon Health Authority from using the terms "urgent" or "urgent care" in business names, signs, or advertisements, with an exception for specialty urgent care centers that pair the term with their specific specialty

Creates a voluntary registration system for urgent care centers, requiring registered facilities to provide information including ownership details, hours of operation, services offered, accepted payment types, and staffing credentials

Mandates registered urgent care centers have a licensed clinician (physician, physician associate, or nurse practitioner) on-site during operating hours and provide minimum services including respiratory disease tests, 12-lead ECG, splints, and sutures

Prohibits registered urgent care centers from using "emergency" or "ER" in any way that would mislead patients into believing the facility is a hospital emergency department

Requires the Oregon Health Authority to establish a public website listing registered urgent care centers and their information; provisions become operative January 1, 2026