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.

Four community health centers were honored at this year’s OCHIN Learning Forum for their work partnering with OCHIN to measurably improve the lives of their patients, clinicians and communities, while driving innovation to support the continued resilience of rural and community healthcare.

Five community health organizations, including one of Hawaii’s nine critical access hospitals, went live on the OCHIN Epic electronic health record platform during the first quarter of 2026.

OCHIN has been named one of The NonProfit Times’ 2026 Best Nonprofits to Work For, a national recognition based on employee experience feedback. This honor marks the fourth time OCHIN has received the designation and places the organization among 50 nonprofits in the U.S. recognized each year.

A new OCHIN partnership provides members in both networks with an innovative option to pursue value-based care and meet growing patient demand in rural and community care settings