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Oregon providers, Medicaid insurers make slow progress getting low-income, rural members to step up and get a shot against COVID-19.
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Umpqua Health Alliance has the lowest COVID-19 vaccination rate among Oregon's coordinated care organizations at 30%.
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Oregon’s innovative Medicaid program allows spending on “health-related” items, an area where the state hopes to gain more flexibility in the next Medicaid round.
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The health insurers say they are the best organizations for expanding the Medicaid system to address social factors such as housing and food.
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A temporary federal law that is allowing people to stay on Medicaid even if their income exceeds traditional limits will expire.
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Residents will have to wait to see whether the Oregon Legislature’s increased spending and regulation of the health care industry will yield results.
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Lawmakers have dedicated extra money to cover a demand for Medicaid and there's new money for behavioral health care, an area that's been neglected for years.
Officials are engineering a series of expansions to Medicaid that may bolster protections for millions of low-income Americans and bring more people into the program.
The money goes to 25 organizations that serve Medicaid members in the Portland area, on Oregon’s north coast and in Jackson County.
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Facing pressure from coordinated care organizations, the health authority reduces its COVID-19 vaccination-rate goals for Medicaid members.
