Two more states are placing Friday Health Plans into receivership after the struggling insurtech company said Thursday it plans to shutter its business nationwide: Nevada’s insurance commissioner asked a district court for approval to take over Friday’s operations on June 1, a spokesperson confirmed. And Oklahoma’s Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready tells Inside Health Policy that Friday is in receivership as of today (June 2) -- and says he’s exploring ways to ensure the 8,000 enrollees can get new coverage...

Oregon is taking comments from the public on a draft blueprint for its Basic Health Program set to launch in July 2024 that, if approved, would be the first state using healthcare.gov to establish a BHP, which lets states use federal dollars to cover residents earning up to 200% of poverty. Oregon estimates that about 102,000 residents will be enrolled in the new program in 2025 -- most of whom will transfer from Medicaid, and another 35, 000 currently in...