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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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    Fair Housing Training Opportunities

    Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) and Fair Housing Council are partnering to offer a series of fair housing trainings. These webinars are free for anyone interested in learning more about fair housing issues statewide and how to prevent illegal housing discrimination in Oregon. Spanish and ASL translation will be available at each training. Other accommodation requests…

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    Oregon WIC 2025 Annual report

    Oregon Women, Infants and Children (WIC) released its 2025 annual report, which highlights the program’s role in building healthy families and strong communities. WIC plays a vital role in public health by providing nutritious foods that support health pregnancies and the growth and development of babies and young children. WIC in our community Local agency…

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    Updates on new federal rules for Oregon Health Plan

    Starting in 2027 at the earliest, new federal rules will require Oregon Health Plan (OHP) members to renew more often. Some adult OHP members will also have new requirements to be working, volunteering, or attending school. The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is planning how to implement these new federal rules and keep people covered as…

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