IHN-CCO brings together providers, partners, local government, citizens and members to make health care a community affair. This partnership works to provide coordinated health care to more than 86,000 Oregon Health Plan members across Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties.
At the Building a Healthier Community Forum in 2016, a panel of community leaders discussed how coordinated care works in our region.
What is a CCO? Who is InterCommunity Health Network CCO? How does it work? Find answers to these questions and more in our FAQs.
Our goal is to ensure that all people can reach their full potential for health and well-being. The Equity and Inclusion Plan reflects our intent to understand and better address the issues of those we serve.
Our Community Advisory Council (CAC) is made up of local citizens and representatives from county government, as well as a majority representation of IHN-CCO members. They work tirelessly to support significant community and member involvement in the operations and mission of IHN-CCO.
The Delivery System Transformation Committee works to affect transformation of the health care delivery system. It is open to individuals involved in organizations or groups that can impact the delivery and transformation of health care.
Read up on the latest minutes from our Board of Directors meetings, or find out when the next public meeting is happening near you.
Learn more about our financial participation in Oregon Health Authority’s Quality Incentive Program and stay in touch with news from IHN-CCO.
