Oregon regulators on Wednesday forced tight new state controls on struggling Portland health insurer Moda Health Plans, citing the company's ongoing financial losses and depleted capital reserves.
The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation put the company into "supervision," meaning all business decisions will have to cleared by state officials. The company suffered a miserable fourth quarter of continuing losses and a shrinking base of capital, said Patrick Allen, director of the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services.
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