Oregon Psilocybin Services - Senate Bill 303 and Data Collection Information

Background

Senate Bill 303 (SB 303) was passed by Oregon Legislature in 2023 and is now codified in ORS 475A.372 and ORS 475A.374. SB 303 requires service centers to collect and report certain client and service center data related to adverse events, number of clients served, average dosage, and other data to the Oregon Psilocybin Services (OPS) section of the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) beginning in 2025. It also requires OPS to compile and publish specific licensing and compliance data. OPS is required to submit data to Oregon Health and Sciences University (OHSU) on a quarterly basis beginning after the first quarter of 2025.

SB 303 requires service centers to report data to OPS, not to third parties. SB 303 data will not be collected by licensed service centers, nor reported to OPS, until 2025. OPS will address specific requirements related to SB 303 data collection and reporting in 2024 rulemaking. If you are interested in engaging in the SB 303 rulemaking process, please subscribe to the OPS Distribution List for rulemaking updates and opportunities.

As a reminder, separate from SB 303 data collection, if a licensed service center chooses to voluntarily report data to a third party, they must first receive client consent prior or during a preparation session using the Notice and Opt-Out of Disclosure of De-identified Data and Authorization to Disclose Personal Identifiable Information forms in accordance with current administrative rules on client confidentiality.

Read a Letter to Service Centers about preparing for SB 303 implementation - July 10, 2024

Go to OPS Data Dashboard