FamilyCare’s Integrated Model of Care
Unlike traditional systems that separate mental and physical care (“carve-outs”), FamilyCare’s model streamlines services through unified claims, referrals, and authorizations.
Resources
Oregon’s Prioritized List
Preserving Oregon’s Evidence-Based Framework for Medicaid Coverage
This policy brief outlines the importance of preserving Oregon’s Prioritized List of Health Services as the state transitions Medicaid coverage authority into the state plan. It explains how the Prioritized List has served for more than three decades as a transparent, evidence-based framework for defining covered services, guiding legislative budgeting, and protecting equitable access to care. The brief highlights the risks of weakening this structure and urges lawmakers to retain and strengthen the Prioritized List as a national model for evidence-driven Medicaid policy.
Determinants of Health: Access to Healthcare, Insurance, Public Health, Medical Providers, Hospitals, Public Services
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FamilyCare’s Integrated Model of Care
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SB 388 and the Oregon Health Policy BoardSB 388 and the Oregon Health Policy Board
This slide presentation summarizes FamilyCare Health’s 2025 testimony to the Oregon Senate Committee on Health Care in support of Senate Bill 388.
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The Role of Mobile ClinicsThe Role of Mobile Clinics
Healthcare on wheels brings primary care, preventive screenings, mental health services, and even dental care directly to underserved communities. These clinics are not just a temporary fix; they are a cost-effective, community-driven solution to a growing healthcare crisis.
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The Health Consequences of Housing InsecurityThe Health Consequences of Housing Insecurity
Housing insecurity—whether it’s the threat of eviction, living in substandard conditions, or experiencing homelessness—has a profound impact on overall well-being.
