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Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs)
In 2012, the Oregon Legislature set forth its plan transforming the Oregon Health Plan system through Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs). The Oregon Health Authority defines CCOs as "networks of all types of health care providers who have agreed to work together in their local communities" for OHP recipients. CareOregon is engaged in building CCO partnerships with health care providers in multiple counties across Oregon. Visit the CCOs Online Health Share of Oregon Jackson Care Connect Columbia Pacific CCO Yamhill County Care Organization PrimaryHealth of Josephine County Informative Videos on CCOs and Patient Centered Medical Homes
 Video: What the CCO Transformation Means for Oregon. Find out more in this informative video, created by the Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems. View video
Video: Introduction to the Patient-Centered Medical Home. This video explains how health care is gearing up to serve patients more efficiently. View video CCOs in the News October 16, 2012, The Lund Report, "Preparing for New Cost-Saving, Health-Enhancing Workers on the Care Team" August 8, 2012, American Public Media Marketplace, "In Oregon, health reform is welcome" July 31, 2012, Statesman-Journal, "Five new coordinated care organizations approved to start in September" July 31, 2012, The Eugene Register-Guard, "Oregon Health Authority approves 5 new coordinated care organizations" July 31, 2012, The Oregonian, "Oregon OKs 5 new care groups for state health reforms" July 31, 2012, Portland Business Journal, "Tri-County Medicaid group gets state OK" July 31, 2012, CareOregon, "State's Largest CCO Approved" July 31, 2012, Alliance of Community Health Plans, "Oregon Takes a Leading Role in Health Care Reform" July 31, 2012, Oregon Health Authority, "New Coordinated Care Organizations Approved for Oregon Health Plan" July 19, 2012, Yamhill County Health and Human Services Department, "Health System Transformation in Yamhill County" July 18, 2012, Mail Tribune, "Jackson County CCO Should Begin September 1st" July 16, 2012, The Lund Report, "State grants Jackson County Coordinated Care Organization provisional approval" June 19, 2012, The Lund Report, “Oregon’s Waiver to CMS Nears Completion” June 13, 2012, Healthcare Finance News, “No room for failure: The stakes are high in Oregon’s ambitious remake of its Medicaid program.” May 17, 2012, Oregon Legal Journal, “Oregon health care reformers look to CCOs to bring improved care and reduced costs.” May 14, 2012, OPB, “Think Out Loud: Examining Coordinated Care.” May 14, 2012, NPR, “Oregon's Idea For Fixing Medicaid Hits The National Stage.” May 4, 2012, Mail Tribune, “Bates cheers 'huge step' to help Oregon's efforts toward reform.” April 22, 2012, Mail Tribune, “CCOs focus of forum set for Tuesday.” April 12, 2012, Portland Business Journal, “Tri-County group details coordinated care organization plan.” April 4, 2012, NECN.COM, “Oregon health overhaul could touch every county.” April 4, 2012, The Oregonian, “Portland-area competitors try working together to cut costs for Oregon Health Plan.” April 3, 2012, My Hillsboro Blog, “Tuality's Meyer named interim CEO of Coordinated Care Organization.” Additional Resources CCO FAQ for Providers OHP clients: Answers about CCOs (Oregon Health Policy Board) Coordinated Care Organizations (Oregon Health Policy Board) CCO Materials and News (Oregon Health Policy Board) Coordinated Care Organizations: Frequently Asked Questions (Oregon Health Authority) About Coordinated Care Organizations (Oregon Health Authority) Medicaid Waiver Approval Announcement (Oregon Health Authority) OHA Fact Sheet OHA Frequently Asked Questions Video: What the CCO Transformation Means for Oregon (Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems) Video: Introduction to the Patient-Centered Medical Home (EMMI)
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