July 24, 2026 3:30 a.m. 

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation announced on Thursday that it has lifted the order of supervision for ATRIO Health Plans, Inc.

A release from the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services said DFR originally put ATRIO under supervision on April 13th of this year, because of concerns over the insurer’s financial condition. The company has suffered excessive operating losses over the previous 12 months. Additionally, the financial condition of the company created a claims backlog that caused provider payments to go unpaid.

DFR determined that the conditions giving rise to the supervision no longer exist and the company had taken steps to significantly improve the policyholders’ surplus; therefore, DFR terminated the supervision of the company on July 14th. The division was assisted on supervising the company by the California Conservation and Liquidation Office.

The release said as of March 31st, ATRIO enrolled a total of about 36,292 Oregonians in its Medicare Advantage plans. The enrollees are in Douglas, Clackamas, Jackson, Josephine, Klamath, Lane, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Washington, and Yamhill counties.

Oregon Insurance Commissioner TK Keen said, “Terminating the supervision of Atrio is a successful step in the process of regulating insurance companies”. Keen said, “DFR, together with the CACLO team, has shown the strength of the state-based system of regulation and the work we do each day to improve the marketplace for consumers”.

Atrio was established in 2004 and had its first office in Roseburg. Its headquarters is in Salem with regional offices in Roseburg, Medford and Klamath Falls.