OR HCR202

Establishes a state policy goal that by 2033, Oregon's health care system will provide all residents timely access to patient-centered primary care and quality, affordable services

Oregon faces projected loss of over $8 billion in federal Medicaid funds over the next three biennia, combined with rising health care costs that will strain the General Fund

15% of Oregonians have delayed or avoided needed medical care due to cost, and medical bills are the leading cause of personal bankruptcy in the state

Over half of Oregon's hospitals are currently operating at a loss, and medical clinics including independent practices are struggling financially

Targets for 2033 include improving population health outcomes, reducing health care system complexity, stabilizing hospital and clinic finances, minimizing cost shifts to employers, and achieving utilization and cost trends below national averages