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SB 2244

ORGAN PROCUREMENT ORG

104th Regular Session Introduced by Lakesia Collins

SB 2244 modifies Illinois organ procurement organization regulations, potentially affecting donation recovery rates and transplant system efficiency statewide.

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Bill Summary · SB 2244

Legislative bill overview

SB 2244 appears to address organ procurement organization (OPO) operations in Illinois, though the bill text itself is not provided in your query. Based on the title and sponsorship, it likely modifies regulations, oversight, funding, or operational requirements for the entities responsible for recovering and coordinating organ donations across the state.

Why is this important

Organ procurement organizations are critical infrastructure for the transplant system—they directly affect donation rates, transplant availability, and potentially save lives. Any legislative changes to OPO operations can influence how efficiently organs are recovered, allocated, and distributed to patients waiting for transplants in Illinois.

Potential points of contention

  • OPO accountability and performance standards – Disputes may arise over whether proposed metrics adequately measure performance or if they impose unrealistic operational burdens
  • Funding mechanisms – Changes to how OPOs are financed (public vs. private; insurance vs. state funding) could affect accessibility and equity
  • Federal coordination conflicts – Illinois legislation must align with federal UNOS (United Network for Organ Sharing) rules; misalignment could create compliance problems

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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