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Debate over how Oregon should run its $6 billion-a-year Medicaid system for intensified sharply this week, with controversy continuing to swirl around Trillium Community Health Plan, a for-profit subsidiary of the nation’s Medicaid heavyweight.
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Geography matters. Two of the four coordinated care organizations featured in this story are run by the same parent company – but at one, members report frustrations with getting appointments or accessing specialized care, and at the other members are among the happiest CCO clients in the state.
Trillium Community Health Plans provided nearly $2 million in grants to open two primary care clinics last month in Lane County enabling more doctors to treat the growing Medicaid population.
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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.
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Eugene, OR –Trillium Community Health Plan has been awarded a three year accreditation by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). This accreditation meets the basic requirements of NCQA’s rigorous standards for consumer protection and quality improvement.
Lane County should be a healthy place to live, learn, work and play. Trillium Community Health Plan, Lane County, PeaceHealth and United Way invite the community to help create a plan that will provide a healthier future for Lane County.
The proposed sale of Agate Resources – the parent company of Trillium Community Health Plan – to a Fortune 500 company is evoking strong criticism from mental health professionals, a state legislator and community activists, while Lane County officials are rolling out the welcome mat.
The public is being given another two weeks to comment on the sale of Agate Resources, the parent company of Trillium Community Health Plan, to Centene Corporation, a Fortune 500 company.
Members of Trillium Community Health Plan and other Eugene residents largely support a proposal to sell their Eugene-based coordinated care organization to a Fortune 500 healthcare corporation.
