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IHN-CCO member guidance

Supporting the Community Through Federal Policy Changes

IHN-CCO Member Guidance

Recent federal policy changes may raise concerns, create confusion, or post challenges to healthcare access. Intercommunity Health Network Coordinated Care Organization (IHN-CCO) is deeply committed to health, well-being, and equitable access to care.

For the latest updates, resources, and advocacy efforts, visit https://ihntogether.org/in-your-community/member-guidance/ and contact IHN-CCO with any questions or concerns. This page includes Frequently Asked Questions about Medicaid coverage, gender-affirming care & LGBTQ+ rights, reproductive healthcare, immigration & healthcare access, data privacy & protections, member resources, and more.

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    Oregon’s Sanctuary Promise

    Guidance from the Oregon Department of Justice As a sanctuary state since 1987, Oregon stands for the safety, dignity and human rights of all Oregonians. Oregon was the first state in the nation to pass a statewide law stopping state and local police and government from helping federal authorities with immigration enforcement.  In the ensuing…

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    Benton County surpasses goal, rehouses 54 households

    54 households in Benton County have moved from homelessness into housing over the past year as a result of collaborative efforts from Benton County’s Flexible Housing Subsidy Pool (FHSP) Program. These households include 69 adults and 53 children for a total of 122 people who have transitioned from homelessness into stable housing since the program’s inception…

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    Lincoln County Emergency Preparedness

    Emergencies can happen anytime — like wildfires, tsunamis, disease outbreaks, or power outages. Being prepared helps protect your family, your health, and your community. A prepared community can respond faster and recover more quickly. The Emergency Preparedness webpage includes

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