Columbia Pacific CCO’s free phone program changes to meet members’ needs
Portland, Ore.—Columbia Pacific Coordinated Care Organization’s free mobile phones program has changed to meet the way its members now communicate.
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Columbia Pacific CCO offers extra help to members during emergency situations
Over the last few days, rain, floods and landslides have disrupted member lives, damaged property and roads in the geographic area that is covered by the Columbia Pacific Coordinated Care Organization. Some areas, like Tillamook and Columbia counties, have been hit harder than other areas.
CCOs Showing Strong Financials in Second Quarter with One Exception
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With one exception, Oregon’s coordinated care organizations (CCOs) all reported strong profits in recently published second quarter financial reports through June 30, 2015.
Ivy Avenue Wellness Center opens in Tillamook to help people with chronic pain
TILLAMOOK, Oregon — Ivy Avenue Wellness Center, sponsored by Columbia Pacific Coordinated Care Organization, opens Oct. 1 to help Tillamook County residents suffering from chronic pain.
New clinic opens in Scappoose to help people with chronic pain
SCAPPOOSE, Oregon — An estimated 500,000 Oregonians suffer from persistent pain, robbing them of a full and active life. Revitalize Wellness Center in Scappoose, sponsored by Columbia Pacific Coordinated Care Organization, has been opened to help people with this problem.
Columbia Pacific CCO welcomes new medical director
ASTORIA—Safina Koreishi, MD, has been named medical director for Columbia Pacific Coordinated Care Organization.
CCOs Spend $2.06 Billion and Counting on Healthcare Costs
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In financial reports for January through September 2014, all Oregon coordinated care organizations report profits; FamilyCare realizes the highest profit.
Coordinated care organizations born out of the Affordable Care Act to provide healthcare to Medicaid recipients in Oregon spent $2.06 billion caring for the poor in the first nine months of 2014, according to the most recent available figures filed by the 14 CCOs that have filed standardized fina
Warrenton facility to care for residents in mental health crisis
WARRENTON, Ore. – An innovative community collaborative has plans to solve a long-standing health issue in the North Coast area: -- respite care for individuals experiencing a behavioral health crisis.
Columbia Pacific CCO rates high on quality measures
Columbia Pacific CCO transforms lives, including Seaside woman who walks pain-free for first time
Shauna Chilinski has a new outlook on her life, business and health because of the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) and Columbia Pacific Coordinated Care Organization.
Tillamook County Seeks More Coordination of Care for Chronically Ill Residents
Do you have a friend or family member who has diabetes, depression and a host of other health issues? Many Oregonians have two or more health issues and coping with them can be a challenge.
