Building a Smarter Healthcare System

Build Systems Based
On Determinants of Health

Adressing the drivers of poor health early improves outcomes and reduces long-term costs.

We learned valuable lessons running FamilyCare Health Plans for more than 30 years. Our proven track record shows that addressing the social, economic, and behavioral drivers of health improves outcomes while reducing costs. Now, as an independent non-profit, we're committed to sharing these insights and helping transform the healthcare system.

Creating Healthier Communities Requires Whole-Person Care

Integrating behavioral health, preventive care, and education creates lasting wellness

Better health outcomes start with understanding the whole person—their mental health, living conditions, education, and access to care. By addressing these interconnected factors early and developing innovative support systems, we can build healthier communities while reducing healthcare costs across Oregon.

Understanding the System

Improving healthcare starts with understanding how the system impacts health.

From mental health provider shortages to gaps in rural access, Oregon’s healthcare challenges affect thousands daily. We're working to create lasting solutions.

45-50%

Hospitals account for half of all healthcare spending

Hospitals and ERs fill unmet needs at a far higher cost

Adequate primary and behavioral healthcare is more effective and affordable

36,000

Oregon is short 36,000 behavioral workers

Behavioral Health is a major driver of overall health

Addressing behavioral needs reduces other health and social challenges

25-50%

Medicaid reimbursement rates fall far below market rates

Low reimbursement limits access to care for Medicaid users

This barrier leads to untreated conditions and poorer outcomes