Panel Discussion on the Role of Coordinated Care Organizations in Improving The Public’s Health on April 4
Discussion is featured as part of Oregon Public Health Week: a Healthier Oregon Begins Today
Oregon Health Authority
Additional Medicaid Funds Available to Oregon’s Recognized Primary Care Providers
The funds will help recognized providers deliver care that is more patient-centered
March 26, 2012 -- Healthcare clinics across Oregon that are recognized as “primary care homes” can now apply to receive additional Medicaid funding to support the comprehensive, coordinated and patient-centered care they offer patients and communities.
Coordinated Care Organizations: Final Request for Application Available
March 21, 2012 -- Interested Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs) can now begin the application process.
Oregon Health Authority Preparing to Take Applications for CCOs
March 6, 2012 – On March 2, Governor Kitzhaber signed SB 1580, which will launch Coordinated Care Organizations to better serve Oregon Health Plan members with a focus on improved health.
Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs) will bring better health, better care and lower costs to the more than 600,000 Oregonians served by the Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid) with a focus on improved wellness, prevention, and integration of behavioral, physical and ultimately oral health care.
Coordinated Care Organizations Planning: Draft Waiver and Next Steps
Join OHA for a webinar on March 2
Oregon Providers Moving Toward Primary Care Home Model
January 12, 2012 -- The state of Oregon is looking for health care providers to adopt a primary care model designed for better health and lower costs. Across the state, more than 80 clinics already have applied to be officially recognized by the state as “patient-centered primary care homes.”
Oregon Tobacco Quit Line Offers More Online Coaching
Smokers who use Quit Line report better chances of breaking the habit
November 16, 2011 --Almost 70 percent of Oregon tobacco users want to quit, and those who use the free Oregon Tobacco Quit Line have a better chance of breaking their addiction for good. New online coaching services, in addition to phone coaching, make the Quit Line more convenient and accessible than ever.
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