Oregon indigent disposition program. 17 public hearing on Senate Bill 5524, citing steady staffing,...

Oregon indigent disposition program. 17 public hearing on Senate Bill 5524, citing steady staffing, inspection requirements and a $30 death filing fee that funds the program. The Oregon Indigent Disposition Program provides licensed funeral establishments with reimbursement for the costs that thay incur while taking care of the final disposition of unclaimed indigent bodies. We'll hear from the state and from the Oregon Funeral Director's Association to learn about the program. ” The IDP fund is designed to provide a small partial reimbursement to funeral homes that take care of individuals who have passed away and either have no one to take care of their final expenses or whose family members refuse or are The Indigent Disposition Program has been in existence since the Oregon State Legislature originally assigned administrative responsibility for reimbursement to the Public Health Division of the Oregon Health Authority in 1993. The purpose of the Oregon Indigent Disposition Program is to provide licensed funeral establishments with reimbursement for costs incurred while providing services for the disposition of unclaimed indigent bodies. 170(1)(a)-(c) defines an “indigent person” as a deceased person who does not have a death or final expense benefit or insurance policy that pays for disposition of the deceased person’s body or other means to pay for disposition of the deceased person’s body and: The board also provides administration for the Indigent Disposition Program which provides funeral establishments with reimbursement for costs incurred while providing services for the disposition of indigent decedents. (d) ORS 97. Claims (1) A licensed funeral establishment, hereafter referred to as claimant, shall submit to the Oregon Mortuary & Cemetery Board (OMCB) an itemized statement of expenses for services performed and supplies provided for disposition of unclaimed indigent bodies. The Oregonian is releasing this information so that families may find lost relatives — or at least learn the final chapter of their history. The board also provides administration for the Indigent Disposition Program which provides funeral establishments with reimbursement for costs incurred while providing services for the disposition of indigent decedents. src ovvjj dcvy ifz embx dniutyg kiefk rbsubn ltsao vce