The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services extended its emergency order for health insurance companies through Aug. 2, 2020.
The order requires health insurance companies to do the following for their customers during the COVID-19 outbreak:
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Following state restrictions and federal recommendations on gatherings in light of the coronavirus outbreak, Oregon OSHA has canceled a series of statewide public hearings – including March 26-27 in Bend – involving proposed rules concerning job safety and health.
The Oregon Insurance Division has scheduled rate review conference calls for health benefit plans to be sold in plan year 2016. The schedule is:
With the holiday spending season under way, the Oregon Division of Finance and Corporate Securities warns consumers about the dangers of unlicensed payday lenders.
Oregon’s insurance commissioner announced
The annual Oregon guide to Medicare insurance is now online and will soon be available in print.
The guide is available to people who:
The Oregon Insurance Division recently filed proposed rulemaking documents for this rule.
