Press Release: CareOregon Adds Another Board Member
Today, CareOregon announced that Kerry Barnett will be joining the company’s Board of Directors, effective May 8th 2020.
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Press Release: CareOregon Awards $215,000 To Help Children
This summer, CareOregon has continued funding for community-based organizations that focus on housing and adverse childhood experience (ACEs) as key determinants for health and well-being.
Press Release: CareOregon leadership in place for CCO 2.0
CareOregon, the state’s largest provider of OHP Medicaid benefits, has announced new executive leadership structure, and a few faces to fill these positions.
Press Release: CareOregon Awards $220,000 In Grants To Health Care, Other Groups
This Thanksgiving season, CareOregon, the state’s largest provider of services to Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid) members, has awarded $220,000 in grants to organizations focused on culturally specific or trauma-informed services in health care, education, and social services.
CareOregon Advantage Benefit Changes to Medicare Advantage Program
Dual eligibles to get OTC support in 2014
Multnomah County executive joins CareOregon board of directors
January 18, 2013 -- Joanne Fuller, Multnomah County’s Chief Operating Officer, has joined the board of directors for CareOregon.
Curran named as CareOregon’s new CEO
January 14, 2012 -- CareOregon’s board of directors named Patrick Curran as its new chief executive officer on January 11, 2013. Curran has served as interim CEO for the past month, following the retirement of David Ford.
Curran has been with CareOregon since 2003, holding a variety of positions over the years, including Provider Services Director, Medicare Director and, most recently, Senior Director of Business Strategy and Development.
CareOregon Members Greet Portland Streets with Smiles
December 5, 2012 -- There are a lot of smiling faces beaming from the corner of Southwest Fifth Avenue and Oak Street in Portland.
They are the faces of CareOregon members young and old, male and female, healthy and health-challenged. In photographs that cover the street-level windows of the CareOregon Building, they are a constant reminder of the people the health plan serves, both to the health plan staff and the casual passersby.
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