House Bill No. 3287 mandates that all hospitals and health care facilities in Oklahoma post specific signage regarding domestic violence and human trafficking in private areas accessible to patients and healthcare providers. The signage must inform victims to notify the facility staff if they are experiencing domestic abuse or human trafficking. Additionally, the bill requires these facilities to develop protocols for reporting such cases to law enforcement, ensuring that victims can be discharged without alerting their alleged perpetrators.

The State Department of Health is tasked with creating rules to standardize the placement, size, format, and specifications of the required signage. This legislation is set to take effect on November 1, 2026, and aims to enhance the safety and support for victims of domestic violence and human trafficking within healthcare settings.