Oregon HB4115 amends criminal records check requirements for health care providers.

Oregon HB4115 extends the duration of criminal records checks for certain health care providers from one year to three years. It mandates that coordinated care organizations reimburse behavioral health providers retroactively to the date of their enrollment in the state Medicaid program. The bill also requires the Oregon Health Authority to publish information about when credentialed behavioral health providers must undergo a new background check and prohibits coordinated care organizations from requiring these providers to submit a new credentialing application solely due to a change in.

Oregon HB4115 amends criminal records check requirements for health care providers.

Oregon HB4115 extends the duration of criminal records checks for certain health care providers from one year to three years. It mandates that coordinated care organizations reimburse behavioral health providers retroactively to the date of their enrollment in the state Medicaid program. The bill also requires the Oregon Health Authority to publish information about when credentialed behavioral health providers must undergo a new background check and prohibits coordinated care organizations from requiring these providers to submit a new credentialing application solely due to a change in.