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Roanoke Chowan Community Health Center has transformed the health of their community by pioneering innovative ways to facilitate virtual visits for rural residents with chronic medical conditions.

As an OCHIN member for more than a decade, Connected Whole Health has leveraged their OCHIN Epic EHR system to evolve their practice, helping bridge gaps in specialty health care access and improve patient outcomes through high-quality, whole-patient care.

Mosaic Community Health has leveraged a range of OCHIN tools and resources to create an exceptional experience for their providers, revamping their training and support structure to improve communication, enhance education, and equip staff for success in their daily work.

Seattle Indian Health Board takes a holistic approach to health care that is rooted in Indigenous knowledge and focused on nurturing the mind, body, and spirit.

An eConsult partnership between Ravenswood Family Health Network and Stanford Healthcare and the seamless communication afforded by OCHIN Epic has helped patients get the specialized care they need.

In addition to improving patient outcomes and reducing barriers to care, TrueCare aimed to enhance efficiencies and increase digital literacy among its staff.

La Pine Community Health Center partnered with OCHIN on a pilot project designed to help expand specialty health care options for rural communities, which reduced follow-up time for patients by an average of 45 days and demonstrated the value of a virtual network of specialists offering innovative access to services beyond primary care.

When River Hills implemented OCHIN Epic, they became the first of 11 health centers in Iowa who joined OCHIN as part of a nearly statewide collaboration to help connect and increase access to care for Iowa’s more than 245,000 health center patients.

Minidoka Memorial Hospital’s pioneering efforts helped them successfully adopt a new EHR platform. In June 2023, they went live with OCHIN Epic and became the first acute care member to join the OCHIN network, which has seamlessly supported federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) and other ambulatory community clinics for more than 20 years.

As Lummi Tribal Health Center’s medical director, Dakotah Lane led the search for an electronic health record system that would manage patient care, streamline workflows, and securely share digital information with patients and other clinicians. He considers joining the OCHIN network a critical part of completing the circle of care in the Lummi community.