Oklahoma HB3287 mandates hospitals and health care facilities to post domestic violence and human trafficking signage and develop protocols for law.
Oklahoma HB3287 requires hospitals and health care facilities to prominently display signage about domestic violence and human trafficking. The signage must be in conspicuous areas and private patient or provider spaces. The bill also mandates the development of protocols to assist law enforcement and victims in securing discharge or release without notifying the alleged perpetrator. The State Department of Health is directed to create necessary rules for signage placement and size. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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