Oregon CCOs Look Ahead to 2025 and Beyond
After 12 years of creating a better health care experience for Oregonians — including better access, better outcomes, and lower costs — Seamus McCarthy can say with confidence that the state’s coordinated care (CCO) model has been nothing short of a success.
Grounded in Equity
A bright and inviting atmosphere greets patients as they enter the new InterCommunity Health Clinic in Albany, which officially opened its doors on Oct. 28.
AllCare Health Pushing for Long-Term Sustainability for CCOs
Ensuring Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs) can make a meaningful impact in their communities through investments in local partners and providers requires long-term contracts, says Jennifer Gustafson, Community Engagement Director at AllCare Health.
Investing in the First 1,000 Days of Life
CCOs strategize on improving care during pregnancy and infancy
If…
CCOs Score High Marks in State Health Metrics Annual Report
Coalition for Healthy Oregon (COHO) member coordinated care organizations (CCOs) helped improve the health of its tens of thousands Medicaid members this past year as demonstrated by data released by the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) on Wednesday, August 7, 2024.
COHO Roundtable Gathers Health Leaders to Discuss Coordinated Care Model
With potential new legislation on the horizon in 2025, Coalition…
Report Shines Light on Rural Homelessness
CCOs support housing development, programs for unhoused
A comprehensive…
State of Reform Conference Focuses on New CCO Workgroup, Measure 110
The annual Oregon State of Reform Health Policy Conference took…
AllCare Health Uses Local Connections to Support Members During Wildfires
Coordinated Care Organization employed GIS mapping to identify…
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