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The state agency agrees not to fight a bill that ends its authority to order CCOs to return payments it has already made, while winning clearer language that the agency is free to abide by the orders of the federal government to do so if necessary. In a response to a letter from CMS approving rates for 15 of the CCOs, FamilyCare is now willing to accept half the state’s ordered clawback for 2015 as a compromise that could resolve its yearlong dispute with OHA.

Primary care visits increased, emergency department visits decreased while integrated health services were a key driver of improved health care access and quality

MacEwan instrumental in driving recent operational and organizational improvements

One Community Health and key partners teamed up for February’s Give Kids A Smile® event, offering time and talent to address oral disease among disadvantaged teens.

Governor Brown Expected to Sign Senate Bill 1503 B Into Law