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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.

Recent News

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    IHN-CCO Creates New Positions to Strengthen Health Equity, Member Advocacy

    InterCommunity Health Network (IHN-CCO) has created two new positions focused on breaking down health barriers and increasing access to care to strengthen health equity in Linn, Benton and Lincoln counties. Todd Jeter, who previously served as IHN-CCO’s Behavioral Health Director, was promoted in March to Associate Vice President of Health Equity and Member Advocacy. Beck…

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    Tobacco Prevention and Education Program (TPEP) annual report

    News from the Oregon Health Authority The 2023-25 Tobacco Prevention and Education Program (TPEP) annual report shows gains have been made in lowering tobacco use over more than a quarter century, through ongoing initiatives aimed at promoting public health. The Oregon TPEP supports statewide commercial tobacco prevention and quit programs. Commercial tobacco products include cigarettes, cigars, chewing…

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    Measles: What you should know

    Post from the Oregon Health News Blog Paul Cieslak, M.D., medical director for communicable diseases and immunizations at OHA’s Public Health Division, addresses common questions about measles, symptoms, and the vaccine in the Oregon Health News newsletter published on March 12. Read the interview at Oregon.gov. To learn more about measles and to receive daily…

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