Oklahoma SB1654 establishes a mobile integrated healthcare program to improve access to medical care and reduce emergency department use.
Oklahoma SB1654 creates a mobile integrated healthcare program to enhance access to appropriate medical care and reduce unnecessary emergency department visits. The bill defines mobile integrated healthcare as a patient-centered model using licensed emergency medical services personnel. It mandates that patients be screened before transport and requires reimbursement by health care benefit plans at rates not less than the minimum allowable for basic or advanced life support services.
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