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Ask to change an OHP coordinated care organization

OHP members in a county with more than one CCO can request a change during the periods described by OHA.

Steps

2 steps
  1. Check the permitted change periodIn a county with multiple CCOs, ask within the first 90 days of initial enrollment. After the first 90 days, OHA says you must wait six months before asking to change.
  2. Contact OHP Client ServicesCall 800-273-0557 to request a CCO change.

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