Oregon HB4039 modifies medical assistance rules, focusing on capitation rates, contract terms, and health equity investments.
Oregon HB4039 introduces changes to the medical assistance program, emphasizing transparency and data-driven processes for setting capitation rates for coordinated care organizations (CCOs). The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) must now commission an independent review of its rate development process and report findings to the Legislative Assembly. The bill mandates a transparent and data-driven approach to developing capitation rates, requiring the OHA to reconcile base data and identify cost impacts of contract changes.
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