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The official Oregon Home and Community-Based Services Caregiver Registry. This platform provides a centralized resource for finding home and community-based services caregivers, accessing up-to-date provider information, and connecting with training, certification, and workforce resources that support Oregon’s long-term care system.

SB 1556 requires for Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) to establish and maintain an online home or community-based services caregiver registry accessible to the public. “Employer” would include the Home Care Commission, and/or an in-home care agency that hires, enters into an arrangement with or contracts with a caregiver. “Caregiver” would include a home care worker, and an individual providing in-home care services as an employee of or under an arrangement or contract with an in-home care agency.

The creation of this registry will provide access for consumers to search for a caregiver providing services within their local area/region, while ensuring up-to-date info on the provider is shown within the registry.

Requires ODHS to establish certification process for direct care providers of home or community-based services and implement online registry of direct care providers of home or community-based services.

Important Information:
The caregiver registry search function will be available beginning 10/30/2026. Prior to making the registry searchable by the public, the Agency is providing a 30-day notification period for caregivers who do not wish to have their information included in the public search, to opt-out of being included on this site.

Caregivers who wish to opt-out of public listing may submit an opt-out request to the Agency during this 30-day period, along with any questions that they may have regarding this registry. Requests received within the applicable period will be processed in accordance with Agency procedures.

After the 30-day notification period ends, the registry search will be available to the public, which will include the various provider types as listed in the bill. Caregivers who wish to opt-out after the initial 30-day notification period, may still submit their requests directly to the agency via the opt-out form.

Your right to opt-out: Oregon home care and personal support workers have the right to opt-out of the caregiver registry. How to opt-out of this registry →

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