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Then Oregon ran out of money for its plan, and began imposing premium requirements. In just two years 75% of those enrolled in OHP (now OHP2) dropped out. This was one of the biggest government failures in the country. Within four months, enrollment fell by nearly 40 percent, and more afterwards.
Then Oregon ran out of money for its plan, and began imposing premium requirements. In just two years 75% of those enrolled in OHP (now OHP2) dropped out. This was one of the biggest government failures in the country. Within four months, enrollment fell by nearly 40 percent, and more afterwards.
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The patients billed higher premiums for a shrinking benefit package. Coverage of dental care, outpatient mental health, medical supplies, prescription drugs and outpatient chemical dependency services were eliminated, though prescription drug coverage was later restored. Simplicity was also lost with the complex new rules of OHP2.
The patients billed higher premiums for a shrinking benefit package. Coverage of dental care, outpatient mental health, medical supplies, prescription drugs and outpatient chemical dependency services were eliminated, though prescription drug coverage was later restored. Simplicity was also lost with the complex new rules of OHP2.