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The SOCRATES study investigated how addressing medical and nonmedical health-related needs could improve diabetes outcomes.

Nathan Hockey studied music in college but discovered an interest in health IT through his first job, where he had the opportunity to make a meaningful local impact.

For Petaluma Health Center in Northern California, creating a more complete view of each patient’s health was essential to delivering coordinated, patient-centered care.

An OCHIN-led research initiative is building infrastructure to help community health centers better prepare for and respond to extreme weather.

In 2019, Hayley Contois started searching for Epic trainer roles. OCHIN caught her eye, and the rest is history.

By partnering with OCHIN, Prism Health identified operational improvements that helped increase new-patient visit capacity by 60% and grow their patient reach by 43%.

Shifting U.S. demographics, as baby boomers age into Medicare, present an opportunity for community healthcare providers to strengthen revenue streams and improve long-term financial stability in an era of value-based care.

For Signature Health, adopting artificial intelligence was a deliberate leadership decision aimed at reducing documentation burden and helping providers focus on patients.

More than 1,300 OCHIN members, partners and staff gathered in New Orleans in May for the 2026 Learning Forum, an annual event designed to meet members where they are in their journey to connect and transform care.

OCHIN is partnering with UMass Chan Medical School to develop a new artificial intelligence tool that more accurately predicts heart disease risk by incorporating non-clinical drivers of health outcomes alongside clinical data.