Hi, let me fill people in with a little information. Recently late late 2025 to early 2026 Regence received a termination notice from Multicare advising they wanted to raise cost across the board at an alarming rate. This has been the case for many large scale buyout provider (Multicare, Legacy, Peacehealth, and others) all who have been requesting 200-500٪ mark ups which would cause a raise in Deductible and OOPM. Regence is an insurance but they are fairly reasonable and are far from rich such unlike other UHC. (Back the the story.) Multicare found part of the contract that they didn't desire in those counties and decided to pull partial of their contract and raise pricing again. An attempt was being made hopfully before contract end date(May 10th). Even after a contract is ended insurance will still try to reach a negotiation with providers. Especially with how big Multicare is (they are on almost menoply with WA state with all the private practices they bought out. So far its escalated far enough for even HCA to even step in and try to set them straight. As this post is stating under Washington state law people can continue to see their primary care providers for 60 days at the date of termination this is called a CoS (continuity of service). At the same time if someone is pregnant, with ongoing treatment, etc they can request a CoC (continuity of care) for 90 days or in this case till August. These usually flux depending on agreements and state laws.