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HB 2202

Relating to behavioral health.

2025 Regular Session

Oregon HB 2202 advances behavioral health system reforms through legislature with committee approval, requiring budget review before final passage.

In committee upon adjournment.
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Bill Summary · HB 2202

Legislative bill overview

HB 2202 is an Oregon bill addressing behavioral health systems and services, currently in the legislative process with committee recommendations for passage pending amendments. The bill has advanced through public hearings and work sessions, with the Health Care Committee recommending it move forward to the Ways and Means Committee for budget review.

Why is this important

Behavioral health legislation directly affects mental health and addiction treatment access, funding, and service delivery across Oregon. The progression to Ways and Means indicates the bill has budgetary implications affecting how the state allocates resources to behavioral health infrastructure and services.

Potential points of contention

  • Budget impact: The bill's referral to Ways and Means suggests significant fiscal implications that may face debate over funding priorities and state spending levels
  • Specific amendments: The "do pass with amendments" recommendation indicates stakeholders identified concerns requiring changes, though the exact amendments are not publicly detailed here
  • Implementation scope: Behavioral health bills often face disagreement over whether reforms should apply statewide, affect public versus private providers, or prioritize certain populations

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

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