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8/19/2026
Amy Young

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Access to Care

What H.R. 1 Means for Oregon Health Plan Members

Big changes are coming to Medicaid over the next year, and IHN-CCO is working closely with state officials to help our communities navigate these new rules while maintaining coverage for members who depend on the Oregon Health Plan (OHP). Congress passed H.R.1 in 2025; this sweeping legislation introduces new work requirements and policy changes for Medicaid that could affect the eligibility of thousands of members in Oregon.

While many details are still being worked out, IHN-CCO has shared information about what you need to know about H.R.1 and how it may impact our community. This includes details about the work requirements and exemptions, changes in re-enrollment procedures, and resources for community partners.

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What members can do now

  • Ask for help from a certified application assister if they have questions
  • Make sure the Oregon Health Authority has their current mailing address and phone number
  • Read and respond promptly to any notices about their coverage

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    Primary Care Strategy Committee call for applications

    Announcement from the Oregon Health Authority The Oregon Health Policy Board is launching a Primary Care Strategy Committee beginning April 2026. Applications are due February 6. The committee’s scope includes developing and recommending evidence-based strategies, developing a statewide definition of “primary care,” and ensuring the voices of those access primary care inform decision-making. OHA is…

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    Samaritan Health Services

    Samaritan Health Services publishes 2026 Community Health Needs Assessments

    As a nonprofit organization, all Samaritan hospitals complete a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). These assessments guide Samaritan’s efforts to improve the health of the communities in the region. The 2026 needs assessments were developed in collaboration with the Partnership for Community Health. The community health priorities identified in the CHNA algin with the Community…

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  • Logos for Benton County and Lincoln County health departments alongside an accreditation announcement from the Public Health Accreditation Board. Transcribed Text: Benton County HEALTH DEPARTMENT Lincoln County Accredited Health Department PHAB Advancing Public Health Performance Public Health Accreditation Board WE ARE REACCREDITED Our department remains committed to excellence and continuous quality improvement.
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    Lincoln County, Benton County

    Lincoln and Benton County Public Health Departments Maintain National Accreditation Status

    This December, the health departments of Lincoln and Benton Counties both announced that they had successfully completed a comprehensive review process to maintain national accreditation status through the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB). By maintaining these accreditation status for another five years, these organizations demonstrate a continued commitment to meet PHAB’s quality standards and measures and…

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