Oregon HB4131 regulates mobile pharmacies by requiring licensing and setting operational rules.
Oregon HB4131 mandates the State Board of Pharmacy to issue licenses for mobile pharmacies to qualified applicants, including critical access pharmacies, hospitals, federally qualified health centers, and county governing bodies. The bill outlines specific operational rules for mobile pharmacies, such as limiting consecutive days of operation in a location and requiring the presence of a pharmacist during operation hours. It also mandates record-keeping and compliance with controlled substance storage regulations. The bill takes effect on January 1, 2027.
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