InterCommunity Health Network CCO logo with bright green border
Amy Young

|

,

Foodsmart Program for IHN-CCO members

Foodsmart is a free program that helps IHN-CCO members save money and feel their best. This is done through one-on-one virtual nutritional coaching, personalized meal plans and grocery savings tools.

All IHN-CCO members are eligible for the Foodsmart program. Members get access to the following:

  • Free visits with a personal nutrition coach
  • App with affordable recipies
  • Grocery deals and coupons
  • Tips on managing weight, diabetes, and high blood pressure
  • Help finding community resources

Each member will get $25 in Foodsmart Bucks to spend on groceries. It is grocery money that is sent after completing each visit with a Foodsmart nutrition coach.

Learn more about Foodsmart

Recent News

  • Samaritan Health Services logo
    Amy Young

    |

    , , ,

    Community Health Education Workshops

    Resources from Samaritan Health Services The Regional Health Education Hub provides centralized services that enable community members, health care professionals and partner organizations to easily access and refer patients to health education resources. Community workshops are available for adults to help learn how to manage chronic conditions and prevent diseases. Workshops include: The Center for…

    Read More

  • InterCommunity Health Network CCO logo with bright green border
    Amy Young

    |

    ,

    Crisis Centers to Open Across IHN-CCO Service Territory

    InterCommunity Health Network (IHN-CCO) has partnered with public health agencies in Linn, Benton, and Lincoln counties over the past three years to establish 24/7 crisis centers in all three counties. These centers are places where anyone can walk in and get the help they need—whether it’s temporary respite or referral to other providers. The Benton County Crisis…

    Read More

  • Logos for Lincoln County Public Health and Oregon Health Authority
    Amy Young

    |

    Oregon’s first measles case of 2025 confirmed in Multnomah County

    Updates from the Oregon Health Authority and Lincoln County Public Health Multnomah County has reported Oregon’s first case of measles this year. An unvaccinated adult who recently traveled outside the U.S. started showing symptoms on June 16 and tested positive for measles on June 23.  Read the full Oregon Health Authority (OHA) update, including possible exposure locations…

    Read More