Financing Health Care in Oregon

Four Policy Options

Chapin White, Christine Eibner, Jodi L. Liu, Carter C. Price, Nora Leibowitz, Gretchen Morley, Jeanene Smith, Tina Edlund, Jack Meyer

ResearchPublished May 17, 2017

This presentation describes four options for financing health care for residents of the state of Oregon and compares the projected impacts and feasibility of each option. The Single Payer option and the Health Care Ingenuity Plan would achieve universal coverage; the public option would add a state-sponsored plan to the Affordable Care Act marketplace. Under the fourth option, maintaining the status quo, Oregon would continue its Medicaid expansion and subsidies for nongroup coverage through the ACA Marketplace.

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White, Chapin, Christine Eibner, Jodi L. Liu, Carter C. Price, Nora Leibowitz, Gretchen Morley, Jeanene Smith, Tina Edlund, and Jack Meyer, Financing Health Care in Oregon: Four Policy Options, RAND Corporation, PT-162-OHA, 2017. As of October 11, 2024: https://www.rand.org/pubs/presentations/PT162.html
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White, Chapin, Christine Eibner, Jodi L. Liu, Carter C. Price, Nora Leibowitz, Gretchen Morley, Jeanene Smith, Tina Edlund, and Jack Meyer, Financing Health Care in Oregon: Four Policy Options. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2017. https://www.rand.org/pubs/presentations/PT162.html.
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