Oregon § 415.400 Filing proof of claim against CCO declared by court to be insolvent

Oregon Statutes

§ 415.400 — Filing proof of claim against CCO declared by court to be insolvent

Oregon § 415.400

Vol.11

Title 34Human Services; Juvenile Code; Corrections

Ch. 415Regulation of Health Care Entities

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 415.400 (2026).

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(1)A court may make an order declaring a coordinated care organization insolvent at the time it grants an order of liquidation or at any time during the liquidation proceedings. When the order is issued, the Oregon Health Authority shall provide notice, in the manner determined by the court, to all persons who may have claims against the coordinated care organization and who have not filed proper proofs of their claims. The notice must instruct the persons to present their claims to the authority, at a specified place, within four months from the date of the entry of the insolvency order or within a longer time as the court prescribes. The notice must specify the last day that persons may file proofs of claims.

(2)A claimant filing a proof of claim after the last day specified for filing

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(1) A court may make an order declaring a coordinated care organization insolvent at the time it grants an order of liquidation or at any time during the liquidation proceedings. When the order is issued, the Oregon Health Authority shall provide notice, in the manner determined by the court, to all persons who may have claims against the coordinated care organization and who have not filed proper proofs of their claims. The notice must instruct the persons to present their claims to the authority, at a specified place, within four months from the date of the entry of the insolvency order or within a longer time as the court prescribes. The notice must specify the last day that persons may file proofs of claims.
(2) A claimant filing a proof of claim after the last day specified for filing a claim may share in the distribution of the assets after all allowed claims for which proofs were timely filed are paid in full.