Senate bans most physician noncompete clauses, citing access concerns
Senate Bill 957 A passed after floor debate; sponsors said restricting noncompete clauses will improve access to care, especially in rural and underserved areas.
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The Oregon Senate on April 1 passed Senate Bill 957 A, a bill that largely prohibits noncompetition provisions in physician contracts, a measure supporters said is intended to protect access to care and preserve continuity of patient‑provider relationships.
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