Moda Health

Moda Given the Okay by Insurance Division

The health insurer now has the green light and no longer faces sanctions.

Jun 22, 2016

Regulators, Moda Map Route to Financial Recovery

Financially struggling Moda Health Plan will resume offering individual health plans under an agreement reached with regulators in three states to raise $179 million in capital and agree to closer oversight by Alaska, Oregon and Washington

Feb 8, 2016

Moda agreement ensures no changes to coverage for consumers

Feb 8, 2016

OHSU Appears Willing to Bail out Moda Health

Meanwhile, Moda Health will maintain its presence in California but leaving the Washington market.

Oct 29, 2015

Moda Health Faces More Bad News

A. M. Best has placed the insurer under review that could have negative consequences.

Oct 12, 2015

Moda Health Swallows Multi-Million Dollar Loss from CMS

The health plan had anticipated receiving $82.87 million from the federal risk corridors program but only ended up with $10.4 million during the first year.

Oct 5, 2015

Moda Health Joins Hospitals in Transforming Health Delivery

The Population Health Alliance has brought together hospitals from across the state -- Asante, Bay Area, Mid-Columbia, OHSU, Salem Health, Sky Lakes and St. Charles -- along with Moda Health, the only insurer participating in this endeavor.

May 6, 2015
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Moda, OHSU Expand Reach Through Synergy Network

The joint venture between Moda Health and OHSU is picking up steam. Their collaborative approach, better known as Synergy, has garnered 5,300 primary care physicians and specialists in a shared risk model and covers 12,000 members – PEBB, OEBB, Precision Castparts, OHSU, Moda and others, according to a memo sent to physicians last Friday.

Apr 21, 2015
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Rural Oregonians Paying Much Higher Premiums under the Exchange

As people scramble to make the Dec. 15 deadline to sign up for healthcare.gov so they can have coverage starting Jan. 1, it’s become quite apparent that those living in rural counties are having to pay substantially more for their insurance.

Dec 11, 2014
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