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  1. The federal government is pushing for increased resource use within the state of Oregon.

Federal Bill Incorporates Oregon CPOM Legislation, Restricting Healthcare Ownership

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Members of Congress introduced the “Stop Corporate Takeovers of Physicians Act of 2026,” which incorporates provisions from Oregon’s Senate Bill 951. If enacted, the bill would establish a federal corporate practice of medicine (CPOM) ban and impose restrictions on management services organization (MSO) structures. The legislation applies to major healthcare, telehealth, and technology companies.

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Why it matters

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The bill would significantly change how healthcare providers control the practice of medicine by other providers. It establishes federal restrictions on the ownership and control of healthcare providers that are not majority-owned and controlled by licensed physicians.

The federal government is pushing for increased resource use within the state of Oregon.

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Who's involved

  • CongressIntroduced the federal bill that establishes the CPOM ban
  • OregonIts recently enacted CPOM legislation served as a template for the federal bill

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