Both the House of Representatives and the State Senate in Oregon have passed new legislation to require pharmacies to provide prescription readers for patients who are blind, visually impaired or print impaired. The State Senate passed the proposed law late last week.
House Bill 2935 will now go back to the State House of Representatives for agreement on some minor amendments made in the Senate.
Once approved, it will then go to the governor to sign into law.
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