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Senate Bill 822 (2025) will extend Oregon’s network adequacy standards to include large group health benefit plans and introduce clear, quantitative standards for measuring geographic access, and appointment wait times. The rulemaking will also define the limited use of telemedicine to satisfy network adequacy, particularly for behavioral health, and improve access protections in low-income ZIP codes and health professional shortage areas.
Rulemaking updates
Updates on the rulemaking process will appear here once Notice of Proposed Rulemaking has been filed.
Public comment letters
Committee Contacts
Brooke HallSenior Policy Advisorbrooke.m.hall@dcbs.oregon.gov Phone: 503-910-7969
Karen Winkel Rules CoordinatorKaren.J.Winkel@dcbs.oregon.gov Phone: 503-947-7694
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