Oregon approved five new coordinated care organizations, bringing the total to 13 serving 33 counties.
Oregon approved five new coordinated care organizations, bringing the total to 13 serving 33 counties.
By Sept. 1, nearly 500,000 adults and children — the majority of Oregon Health Plan members — will have access to a CCO.
The organizations plan to use community health workers to help patients focus on preventative care while coordinating behavioral, physical and dental health care.
Read more at The Register-Guard.
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