PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Officials with Oregon’s troubled health insurance exchange say they’ve narrowed the options for the site’s future to two: switching to the federal exchange, or staying with the current technology and hiring a new contractor to fix it.

Cover Oregon’s interim chief information officer Alex Pettit told board members Thursday that a third option — transferring technology from another state — would be too expensive.

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