Committee hears bill to set uniform payment method for independent living program
Witnesses told the Senate Committee on Human Services that Oregon's Independent Living Program is underfunded and administratively unstable; Senate Bill 911 would direct the Department of Human Services to adopt rules establishing a uniform payment methodology that accounts for hours of service, outreach and capacity.
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The Senate Committee on Human Services on Feb. 20 heard testimony on Senate Bill 911, a measure that would require the Oregon Department of Human Services to adopt rules establishing a uniform payment methodology for providers of Independent Living Program (ILP) transition services for foster youth aging out of care.
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