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Senior placement agency regulations in Oregon

Oregon requires covered long-term-care referral agents paid by facilities to register before offering services.

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August 18, 2026

What the source says

The Oregon Long-Term Care Referral Program covers paid referrals to licensed care settings. Independent living is outside the program because those settings are not licensed, but other laws and contracts may still apply.

Read Oregon ODHS Long-Term Care Referral Registry

Official ODHS FAQ captured and reviewed August 18, 2026.

Working checklist

Operational steps to review

01

Register with the Oregon Department of Human Services before providing covered referral services.

02

Submit the disclosure form, privacy policy, managing-principal details, insurance proof, background check, and registration fee.

03

Give consumers a written disclosure describing services, contact details, privacy practices, contracted-network limits, and registration.

04

Obtain written permission before sharing or selling personal information and stop contact after a written request.

05

Complete required background checks and maintain commercial liability insurance.

06

Renew the registration on its two-year cycle and keep registration status visible.

Questions for legal review

  • Contractors who provide referrals may need separate registration.
  • Do not provide covered services while an application is still pending.
  • Confirm whether each setting is licensed and therefore within the program.
Not legal advice. This educational guide summarizes a saved source and may omit rules that apply to your organization, services, contracts, or locality. Laws and agency guidance change. SeniorPath provides compliance tools. It does not provide legal conclusions, certification, or guarantees.