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OR SB296
Bill
AI Summary
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Department of Human Services and Oregon Health Authority must create a dashboard to track eligibility determination times for long-term care services under Medicaid, and conduct an operational review to streamline the process with benchmarks and target dates
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Oregon Health Authority must establish a post-hospital extended care benefit covering up to 100 days in a skilled nursing facility for Medicaid recipients, pending federal approval by September 1, 2025
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Studies required on regulatory frameworks for facilities serving residents with complex medical/behavioral health conditions, including assessment of enhanced care services and specific needs contracts expansion
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Studies required on expanding medical respite programs statewide for homeless individuals and options to coordinate with coordinated care organizations and Medicare Advantage Plans for improved hospital discharge planning
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General Fund appropriations increased by $2,135,440 for DHS central services, $1,666,753 for OHA Medicaid, $75,571 for behavioral health, and $128,128 for health policy and analytics for the 2025-2027 biennium
Legislative Description
Relating to hospital discharge challenges; and declaring an emergency.
Last Action
Effective date, July 31, 2025.
8/13/2025