Yamhill Community Care Organization

Yamhill Community Care Organization Breaks From CareOregon

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The Yamhill County Medicaid insurer will switch to another third party administrator in January in a move that the CEO says will save hundreds of thousands of dollars.

A multimillion-dollar administrative deal between two Oregon Medicaid insurers is ending.

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Jessica Floum

Yamhill Community Care presents multi-sector training on trauma-informed care

“Building Authentic Connections to Support Trauma-Informed Care” Training to be offered as part of Family Resiliency Community Conversation series

unity to an interactive training session that will offer information about building a trauma-informed relationship with colleagues, understanding self-care and vicarious trauma, and developing tools to serve clients and patients with trauma-informed care.

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Seamus McCarthy

Yamhill CCO request for proposals invites projects addressing health and prevention

$1.5 million in ‘Build Forward’ grant funding available

McMINNVILLE, Ore. — Yamhill Community Care Organization is pleased to announce a new round of grant funding called Build Forward. The funding will support projects focused on improving the health of the community in new and innovative ways.

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Bonnie Corns

Dr. Jim Rickards Resigns Position as Health Strategy Officer of Yamhill Community Care Organization, accepts position as Chief Medical Officer for Oregon Health Authority

McMinnville, Ore. — Jim Rickards, MD, MBA has had an integral role in forming and shaping Yamhill Community Care Organization from its inception in 2012.

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Jim Carlough

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.

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Kathryn Thomsen

Yamhill CCO selected as a “Bridging for Health” grant recipient

McMINNVILLE, Ore. — Yamhill Community Care Organization has been included among four health care organizations to serve as the inaugural models for community-based, collaborative efforts to improve population health by aligning public health, health care and other sectors.

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Jim Carlough

Yamhill CCO will be a tobacco- and smoke-free campus, starting January 1

Yamhill Community Care Organization (Yamhill CCO) will transition to 100 percent tobacco-free and smoke-free facility and grounds, effective Jan. 1, 2015.

McMinnville—Yamhill Community Care Organization (Yamhill CCO) will transition to 100 percent tobacco-free and smoke-free facility and grounds, effective Jan. 1, 2015.

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Jim Rickards

Yamhill CCO Adopts New Name

The non-profit Coordinated Care Organization that provides mental and physical health care for Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid) members in Yamhill County has officially adopted a new name: Yamhill Community Care Organization (Yamhill CCO).

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