SB892

Emergency medical services; mandating sole-provider system for ambulance service districts; prohibiting certain operations without certain authorization. Effective date.

Introduced·2/3/25
Int Text

Oklahoma SB892 mandates sole-provider systems for ambulance service districts and prohibits certain operations without authorization.

Oklahoma SB892 amends existing law to mandate sole-provider systems for all emergency and nonemergency wheelchair, stretcher van, and ambulance service transports within geographical boundaries of ambulance service districts. It prohibits any ambulance service provider from operating within these districts without prior written authorization. The bill also updates statutory language and provides for civil relief against unauthorized operations. Effective date details are provided within the bill.

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Where it stands

Current
Health and Human Services Committee
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Committee decision

Sponsors

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History

Feb 4, 2025

Senate

Second Reading referred to Health and Human Services

Feb 3, 2025

Senate

First Reading

Feb 3, 2025

Senate

Authored by Senator Murdock