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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

By: 
Courtney Sherwood

Good Samaritan Medical Center Suffers $10 Million in Losses

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Efforts are under way to reduce staff but not restrict referrals by independent physicians, according to Larry Mullins

June 13, 2012 -- Reorganization is under way at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Corvallis after the organization’s revenues plunged by 6 percent, representing a $10 million loss since the beginning of the year, according to a memorandum sent to hospital employees by Steve Jasperson, CEO.

By: 
Diane Lund-Muzikant
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