Medicaid; establishing the Diabetes Prevention Program; specifying certain services, coverage limits, and payment methodologies. Effective date.

SB 1382 establishes Oklahoma's Medicaid Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) for members with prediabetes, requiring the Oklahoma Health Care Authority to implement an evidence-based lifestyle program aligned with CDC standards. The program mandates 22 initial coaching sessions over one year (with maintenance sessions for those achieving 5% weight loss), delivered by trained peer coaches using CDC-approved curricula focused on healthy eating and physical activity. Medicaid providers must offer the program, and payment for services is limited to 80% of Medicare rates, with unlicensed coaches needing provider arrangements for reimbursement. The bill affects Oklahoma Medicaid enrollees with prediabetes and their providers, effective November 1, 2026.