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Senate committee hears bill to let outpatient clinics that employ CADCs bill private insurers
Summary
Representative Rob Nose and a provider testified May 6 in support of House Bill 2013 A, which would expand Oregon—s definition of eligible providers so licensed outpatient facilities that employ certified alcohol and drug counselors can seek reimbursement from private insurers.
Representative Rob Nose, the bill—s chief sponsor, and a provider gave testimony in favor of House Bill 2013 A before the Senate Committee on Early Childhood and Behavioral Health on May 6. The measure would expand the definition of —provider— in state statute to include licensed outpatient facilities that employ certified alcohol and drug counselors (CADCs), allowing those facilities to seek reimbursement from private insurers.
The bill—s sponsor, Representative Rob Nose, said, "I'm here today to speak in support of House Bill 20 13, which seeks to improve Oregon's access problem by ex expanding the definition of provider to include, and this is from the bill, a licensed outpatient facility that…
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