March 2024

Now available: TA Guide for 2025 PCPCH Recognition Criteria

Beginning in January of 2025, all practices applying or re-applying for PCPCH recognition will need to do so under the 2025 PCPCH Recognition Criteria. The 2025 Technical Specifications and Reporting Guide (TA Guide) is now available on the PCPCH website, which practices can use to familiarize themselves with the revised model before attesting next year. For additional information about the revised model, please review the following summary documents that were posted earlier this year:

• Summary of Upcoming PCPCH Model Updates and FAQs
• PCPCH 2025 Recognition Criteria Quick Reference Guide

Upcoming webinar series about the 2025 model and standards

April - December 2024 (Fridays, noon-1pm)

In addition to reviewing the materials above, you are invited to attend a series of upcoming webinars hosted by PCPCH Program staff to help practices understand some of the revisions and new additions to the PCPCH model. The first session will provide a summary of overall revisions and the rest of the series will focus on specific standards. This is a great opportunity to familiarize yourself with the new model and ask questions about specific standards! See upcoming sessions below and click here to see the full webinar schedule and register for more sessions!

2025 PCPCH Recognition Criteria Overview

• Friday, April 19 (noon-1pm)
• Click here to register. 

Standard 1.E – Electronic Access

• Friday, April 26 (noon-1pm)
• Click here to register. 

Standard 1.G – Alternative Access

• Friday, May 10 (noon-1pm)
• Click here to register.

Questions?

 We are here to help! Contact us at PCPCH@oha.oregon.gov

About the Patient-Centered Primary Care Home Program

Patient-Centered Primary Care Homes (PCPCHs) are health care practices that have been recognized by the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) for their commitment to providing high quality, patient-centered care.The PCPCH Program administers the application, recognition, and verification process for practices applying to become Patient-Centered Primary Care Homes.The program is also working with partners across Oregon to support adoption of the primary care home model. For more information visit www.PrimaryCareHome.oregon.gov.

The mission of the PCPCH Program is to be a trusted partner in primary care, collaborating with stakeholders to set the standard for transformative, whole-person, and evidence-based care.