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723 Chapter 3:Processes and procedures • Section 5: Program integrity (07/2026) • 461-105-0130, Disclosure of Client Information • 414-175-0097, Rights and Responsibilities Oregon Revised Statutes • 124.050 through 124.095, Elder Abuse • 179.505, Disclosure of written accounts by health care services provider for persons receiving publicly funded mental health services, alcohol and drug treatment, developmental disability services and public health services • 410.150, Use of files; confidentiality; privileged communications • 412.072, Requirements when victims of domestic violence apply for or receive TANF; confidentiality • 411.320, Disclosure and use of records limited; contents as privileged communication; exceptions • 412.074, Use and custody of records of temporary assistance for needy families program; rules • 412.094, Public officials to cooperate in locating and furnishing information concerning parents of children receiving or applying to receive public assistance and in prosecuting nonsupport cases; use of information restricted • 419B.005–419B.045, Reporting of child abuse • 430.735–430.765, Abuse reporting for persons with mental or developmental disabilities • 441.460 through 441.680, Nursing facility resident abuse Federal Law • 7 CFR 272.1 • 42 CFR Part 2 • 45 CFR Part 164.522164.528 Oregon Administrative Rule(s) 461-105-0130 — Disclosure of Client Information 414-175-0097 — Rights and Responsibilities 461-105-0110 — Release of Client Information to Service Providers and Legal Bodies 461-105-0070 — Client Authorization for Release of Client Information to Third Party Overpayments Click here for Personal injury liens. An overpayment is defined as a benefit or service received by or on behalf of an individual, or a payment made by ODHS|OHA on behalf of an individual, that exceeds the amount for which the individual is eligible. It can also be defined as: • A payment made by ODHS|OHA and designated for a specific purpose; the payment is spent by a person on an expense not approved by ODHS|OHA and not considered a basic living expense.
Basic living expenses are limited to the need of the individual at the time the payment was designated