Relating to coordinated care organizations.

HB 2214 modifies Oregon's minimum financial requirements for coordinated care organizations (CCOs) that manage Medicaid services. It requires CCOs to maintain restricted reserves of $250,000 plus 50% of liabilities above that amount, and a minimum capital or surplus of $2,500,000 to ensure solvency. These changes directly affect CCOs operating under Oregon's Medicaid program, ensuring they have sufficient financial stability to provide integrated health services. The bill focuses on concrete financial thresholds rather than service delivery details, aiming to protect program integrity through updated solvency standards.