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Regence, Legacy Health reach agreement on insurance coverage

System’s services again can be accessed at in-network rates under new contract

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Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center is pictured Sept. 10, 2024. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian files)

Clark County residents with Regence health insurance can once again access all Legacy Health hospitals, clinics, urgent cares and services at in-network rates and benefits after the two organizations reached a new agreement May 6.

The new contract is effective retroactively to April 1.

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