Oregon to Scuttle Exchange
- By Brad Ericson
- In Industry News
- April 24, 2014
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Oregon will become the first state to scuttle its Obamacare exchange and adopt the system managed by the federal government. “Cover Oregon” has been mired in technical glitches that have made the Beaver State’s exchange one of the worst in the country. For example, the Oregon’s exchange is the only enrollment system that won’t let registrants buy coverage and qualify for tax credit in one sitting.
Brad Ericson
Director of Publishing at AAPC
Brad Ericson, MPC, CPC, COSC, has been director of publishing for more than 10 years. Before AAPC he was at Optum for 13 years and Aetna Health Plans prior to that. He has been writing and publishing about healthcare since 1979. He received his Bachelor's in Journalism from Idaho State University and his Master's of Professional Communication degree from Westminster College of Salt Lake City.
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