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Insurers Scramble In Newly Competitive Oregon Medicaid Markets

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Medicaid insurers and their members in two of Oregon’s biggest markets – the Portland area and Lane County - are being dunked into a new world of competition and choice.

By: 
Christian Wihtol

It's Been A Good Year So Far For Health Insurers

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Oregon's largest commercial health insurers racked up solid profits through the first half of 2019, as they took advantage of a brief reprieve from an Affordable Care Act fee that has cost them millions of dollars in past years.

By: 
Elon Glucklich

Health Authority Approves 15 CCO Applications

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The Oregon Health Authority announced Tuesday that it plans to open up the $6 billion Medicaid market next year, giving hundreds of thousands of Oregonians covered by the Oregon Health Plan the potential to be covered by a new insurer next year.  

By: 
Lynne Terry

Geographic Factors Seem Tied to CCO Members’ Access, Experiences With Health System

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Umpqua Health Alliance and PacificSource-Central Oregon members report more frustrations with healthcare in CCO surveys than Trillium Community Health Plan or PacificSource-Gorge

Geography matters. Two of the four coordinated care organizations featured in this story are run by the same parent company – but at one, members report frustrations with getting appointments or accessing specialized care, and at the other members are among the happiest CCO clients in the state.

By: 
Courtney Sherwood

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