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Four OCHIN member organizations were recognized last week at the annual OCHIN Learning Forum for their groundbreaking efforts to transform the health and well-being of patients, clinicians and communities.

The OCHIN-led AIM-AHEAD CDP Year 3 program has awarded approximately $500,000 each to six research projects aimed at advancing multidisciplinary efforts to improve health outcomes in lower-resource communities.

An OCHIN partnered-study investigated the pathways connecting social risks with a lower likelihood of receiving clinically indicated cancer screening services among community health center patients.

OCHIN is pleased to share our 2024 annual impact report, highlighting our network’s shared progress and celebrating 25 years of partnership and innovation to advance our vision of achieving good health and well-being for everyone.

Five health centers went live on OCHIN Epic during the final quarter of 2024.

New findings from an OCHIN-led research project highlights telehealth’s role in expanding health care access in rural areas, where people often face barriers to care.

To support employees’ wellness goals throughout the year, OCHIN’s People and Culture team created the “Good Health and Well-Being Challenge” program.

Researchers from OCHIN partnered with a team at the University of North Carolina to study the potential impact of food-related interventions within community health centers.

As 2024 comes to a close, we take pride in the significant growth and impact the OCHIN network has achieved by collaborating to expand access to affordable, whole-patient care.

OCHIN staff from across the country convened for the inaugural OCHIN All Staff Impact Summit, dedicating time to connect, learn, reflect, and grow together.