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The Oregon Health Authority announced that three CCOs that had received one-year contracts have met the necessary requirements to earn full five-year contracts to serve Oregon Health Plan members for 2020-2024: AllCare CCO, Cascade Health Alliance, and Umpqua Health Alliance. Services for the new CCO contracts begin January 1, 2020. These contracts have been referred to as "CCO 2.0."
Yamhill County Care Organization, the remaining CCO with a one-year contract, continues to make progress toward resolving its remediation plan.
In July when OHA announced its intent to award 15 organizations with contracts to serve as coordinated care organizations for OHP, these four did not show enough evidence in their applications to be awarded full five-year contracts. Instead they initially received a one-year contract. OHA required the four CCOs to show evidence they had policies, procedures and plans in place to meet the goals of CCO 2.0. OHA provided technical support to help the plans.
Read the OHA news release.
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OHA recently hosted a webinar for Oregon Health Plan providers with the latest information on CCO 2.0.
You can now watch that webinar, which has the latest information about how to support Oregon Health Plan members during the transition to new CCOs in 2020.
Topics include:
- Next steps with member choice, CCO enrollment and CCO closures.
- Continuity of care for members changing CCOs in 2020.
- Engaging with CCOs about credentialing, billing and payment.
And you can download the webinar recording and webinar slides, which also are posted on OHA’s CCO 2.0 website and CCO 2.0 provider resources page.
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