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Advisory committee meetings are open to the public. Due to time limitations and to ensure that public comments are correctly recorded, individuals are strongly encouraged to submit public comments in writing via email to DFR.rules@oregon.gov.
Senate Bill 692 (2025) establishes a community-based perinatal provider access program aimed at increasing the availability of culturally specific and culturally competent perinatal services.
A priority bill as part of the governor’s housing agenda, SB 829 takes several steps to address the affordability and availability of insurance for affordable housing entities. It establishes and funds a premium assistance program to help affordable housing entities, shelters, and Project Turnkey sites afford the cost of insurance.
Directs the Division of Financial Regulation, on behalf of the director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services, to set securities fees by rule and to permit an adjustment to those fees every two years.
The rulemaking will establish data reporting requirements for auto insurance issuers that will give us the ability to identify discriminatory effects on protected classes.
Requires insurers to give a clear and reasonable written explanation for any increase in the amount of premium the insured must pay.
The bill requires health benefit plans to reimburse ground ambulance services organizations at locally established rates. The bill requires ground ambulance service providers to report locally established rates to DCBS.
Extends 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.
House Bill 2564 (2025) made certain modifications to the existing rate review process, requiring DCBS specify the form and manner of a consumer-friendly summary document in an easily understood manner.
This committee will amend language to ORS 836-052-1001 to comply with SB 699's directives.
NAIC accreditation standards and related model laws and regulations are revised to address emerging issues. SB 831 (2025).
The amendment to OAR 836-150-0040 will define payment parameters for the Oregon Reinsurance Program during plan year 2026.
House Bill 3134 (2025) revises that no later than March 1 of each calendar year, DCBS must publish on its website the aggregate prior authorization data that is reported in a format that does not identify the insurer.
Senate Bill 824 (2025) removes the sunset provisions from HB 3046 (2021) and reinstates the quantitative data reporting requirements from HB 3046.
Rule adoption is needed to complete Oregon’s opt-out of the identified Compact Uniform Standards.-
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