Orange County residents could soon get a close look at the county’s health plan for the poor after CalOptima’s board members unanimously voted to release a corruption investigation into the agency’s inner workings.

The probe came after former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do pleaded guilty to accepting bribes in exchange for rerouting over $10 million in pandemic contracts at the county government – getting sentenced to five years in prison.

Now, county residents will find out on Oct. 30 whether or not Do committed any wrongdoing while he was on CalOptima’s board, a position he held for years amid questions on whether he was improperly trying to take over the agency.

Do hasn’t served on CalOptima’s board since 2023, when he resigned after he was fined $12,000 for engaging in pay to pl

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