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OCHIN has received a $2 million congressional appropriation to help bolster the health care workforce across Oregon.

OCHIN is proud to support the EASE Act, new congressional legislation designed to address persistent community health care gaps through the creation of a national, virtual specialty care network.

Today’s health care organizations face a barrage of increasingly sophisticated cybersecurity threats. That is why OCHIN is advocating for a stronger, more resilient health IT infrastructure with advanced tools and training in rural and underserved communities to support access to care for all patients, even during a crisis.

The unprecedented challenges of the past two years continue to have a devastating impact on the health care workforce across the U.S. Providers and clinicians are overwhelmed, exhausted, and rapidly exiting the industry. According to monthly OCHIN Epic satisfaction surveys, the percentage of providers who report feeling burned out has held steady for the pastRead more

OCHIN participated in a Twitter chat about the 340B Drug Pricing Program (340B) on Tuesday, June 14. During the real-time conversation hosted by National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) Health Center Advocacy Network, OCHIN provided our policy perspective on 340B, including how it helps community health centers expand services and the importance of protectingRead more