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Oregon Senate bill will protect patients and reduce opioid dependence

Summary by portlandtribune.com
A Portland columnist writes: Senate Bill 598 in the Oregon Legislature is a crucial step toward patient-centered care. It ensures that insurance companies apply the same coverage rules for non-opioid pain management options as they do for opioids.

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Oregon Senate bill will protect patients and reduce opioid dependence

A Portland columnist writes: Senate Bill 598 in the Oregon Legislature is a crucial step toward patient-centered care. It ensures that insurance companies apply the same coverage rules for non-opioid pain management options as they do for opioids.

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