(BEND, Ore.)— PacificSource Community Solutions has hired Trudy Townsend to lead Community Health Development projects through the Columbia Gorge Coordinated Care Organization (CCO).
Commercial insurance companies are making high margins on the business side, while healthcare costs are way out of control, according to Jack Friedman, the former CEO of Providence Health Plan.
(BEND, Ore.) — Promoting from within its own ranks, PacificSource Community Solutions has selected Leslie Neugebauer to serve as Director of the Central Oregon Coordinated Care Organization (CCO).
(BEND, Ore.) — PacificSource Community Solutions has hired Kristen Dillon, M.D., as Director of the Columbia Gorge Coordinated Care Organization (CCO). Dr. Dillon will also serve as Associate Medical Director for Medicaid Programs.
(SPRINGFIELD, Ore.)— In recognition of its commitment to helping employees eat better and move more in the workplace and at home, PacificSource Health Plans has been recognized by the American Heart Association as a Fit-Friendly Worksite.
PacificSource has been bleeding red, reporting a $7.1 million loss during the first quarter, and is requesting the highest rate increase from the Insurance Division for its individual plans – 42.2 percent next year.
(BEND, Ore.)—PacificSource Community Solutions has hired Alison Little, M.D., M.P.H., as Medical Director for Medicaid Programs.
In this role, Dr. Little will be responsible for oversight, clinical safety, quality, and member experience for PacificSource’s Medicaid line of business.
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Since 2012, the Oregon Health Authority has been working on the transition to a Coordinated Care Organization model, measuring performance along the way. Although 2013 was the first full year of operation, the data shows there’s still much to work ahead.
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Moda Health has more than doubled in size since Jan. 1, when federal rules surrounding health coverage went into effect. Over the same period, Oregon’s largest insurers have shed tens of thousands of members, according to third-quarter statements filed with regulators.
