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Last month, President Trump signed an executive order directing federally run insurance programs, including Medicaid and TRICARE for military families, to drop coverage for gender-affirming care. Last week, Oregon’s attorney general joined a lawsuit with Washington State and Minnesota against the Trump administration over that order, which also seeks to cut off federal funding from institutions that provide hormone therapy, puberty blockers and surgical treatment for people under 19. The state’s largest Medicaid provider, CareOregon, covers medically-necessary, transition-related health care, which is currently required under state law. Eric Hunter, President and CEO of CareOregon, joins us to discuss how the health insurer is responding to the demands of the federal government.

Nonprofit health insurers SCAN Health and CareOregon call off their proposed merger. Federal lawmakers are reportedly considering a slight Medicare pay increase for physicians. And, a new report outlines the states with the biggest share of adults with medical debt. That's coming up on today's episode of Gist Healthcare Daily. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does it mean to lead from the heart — to look beyond the percentages to see the people most vulnerable in our communities in need of care?AHIP's very own Robert Traynham was joined by Eric C. Hunter, president & CEO of CareOregon, and Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA, CEO, SCAN Health Plan and SCAN Group, for a thought-provoking and honest conversation about serving people who are economically disenfranchised, homeless, or otherwise vulnerable and disadvantaged as they struggle accessing care and treatment.

797: Josh Goode, CIO at SCAN Health Plan, discusses the tremendous growth of the company throughout his tenure and the areas he has focused on to achieve that growth. He explains the pivotal role the CIO plays in shaping the digital customer experience and dives deep into the progress of the company's overall modernization journey. Following the company's acquisition of CareOregon, Josh explains the process behind integrating acquisitions from a digital and technology perspective and how this helps to grow the company in addition to the organic growth and expansion efforts. Josh also talks about the strong technology culture at SCAN, facets of its data strategy, and the Emerging Technology Operating Model he developed to address the emergence of artificial intelligence and find its use cases. Finally, Josh looks ahead at the trends in technology on his radar and reflects on his career path including his pivot to the not-for-profit space as well as the keys to his career success.

797: Josh Goode, CIO at SCAN Health Plan, discusses the tremendous growth of the company throughout his tenure and the areas he has focused on to achieve that growth. He explains the pivotal role the CIO plays in shaping the digital customer experience and dives deep into the progress of the company's overall modernization journey. Following the company's acquisition of CareOregon, Josh explains the process behind integrating acquisitions from a digital and technology perspective and how this helps to grow the company in addition to the organic growth and expansion efforts. Josh also talks about the strong technology culture at SCAN, facets of its data strategy, and the Emerging Technology Operating Model he developed to address the emergence of artificial intelligence and find its use cases. Finally, Josh looks ahead at the trends in technology on his radar and reflects on his career path including his pivot to the not-for-profit space as well as the keys to his career success.

This month's episode of the "What's On Your Mind" podcast series features President and CEO of CareOregon, Eric Hunter. MHE Managing Editor, Peter Wehrwein, and Editor, Briana Contreras, picked Hunter's brain to see what's in fact on his mind when it comes to healthcare. Throughout the discussion, the MHE editors got an idea of enrollment or how Medicaid redetermination is going for CareOregon, and were even able to take a deeper look at the collaboration or “combination” underway between SCAN Health and CareOrgeon.

Host Rachel (Rae) Woods passes the microphone to equity and behavioral health expert Darby Sullivan to guest host a conversation on behavioral health solutions. Darby sits down with provider expert Sophia Duke-Mosier, health plan expert Sally Kim, and lifesciences expert Amanda Okaka to share tactics for advancing behavioral health and discuss how different stakeholders can come together to address this shared challenge. Links: The behavioral health crisis won't change — unless we do Ep. 122: The 5 root causes of behavioral health inequity Tactics to build a stronger behavioral health system CareOregon's 3 partnerships to reduce the behavioral health workforce shortage

The healthcare organization CareOregon has purchased a former Red Lion Hotel in Seaside, Oregon, with the goal of turning it into both workforce housing and permanent supportive housing for people with behavioral health needs. CareOregon's Columbia Pacific CCO will run the building and provide mental health and addiction treatment support. Two-thirds of the building will house healthcare workers. Mimi Haley, executive director of Columbia Pacific CCO, and Amy Baker, executive director of Clatsop Behavioral Health, join us with the details of the project.

Founder of Astoria Birth Center and Family Medicine, Rebeckah Orton tells her story of what led her down this path, and the ups and downs she encountered. She is committed to focusing on things that help women. "When we fully support women and families, we all win."

In this episode of Tuning In to the C-Suite podcast, Senior Editor of MHE, Peter Wehrwein, and Associate Editor, Briana Contreras, spoke with President and CEO of CareOregon, Eric Hunter, for another episode of the Meet the Board podcast series. Hunter, who has been on MHE's Editorial Advisory Board for over a year now, shared how his career in healthcare kick-started, what managed care has become over time, how Medicaid is organized in Oregon and more.

CareOregon President and CEO (and Secretary of ACAP's Board of Directors) Eric Hunter joins the ACAP Coffee Break to share COVID strategies and how his plan works to address SDOH needs. Find Eric's book recommendation here: https://bit.ly/3cVaAoE

April, Tori and Alon interview folks about the pandemic and the impact it's had on bikes and cycling: Joe Partridge, Senior Manager, Business Continuity, Safety and Facilities at CareOregon Dave Guettler of River City Bicycles Warren Logan, Policy Director of Mobility and Interagency Relations at Oakland Mayor's Office

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Episode 17 of ColinTalk features a political interview with Jeremiah Rigsby, the Director of Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs at CareOregon! We discuss the proposed Graham-Cassidy Health Care Bill, Tax Reform, Health Care and the tragic Las Vegas Shooting, as well as how this shooting will affect discussions on gun control laws.

Episode 6 of ColinTalk features interviews with Erin & Julia from CareOregon as we discuss the new Senate Health Care Bill, Medicaid, how this will affect Americans, as well as the difference between the House, Senate and the new Senate Health Care Bill. Remember to join us next week as we debut Episode 7, the new Lift For The 22 Special Edition with CEO & Founder Carter Davies & Veteran Ryan Kramer! Credits: Producer & Editing: Colin Fracasso-Boone Graphic Design: Colin Fracasso-Boone, Sketch App Descriptions & Info: Colin Fracasso-Boone Panel Interviewees: Erin Fair Taylor & Julia Pirani from CareOregon Music: Bensound Information, Questions: Panel Interviewees and Multiple News Sources

Lizzie Cunningham from CareOregon shares the nurse-driven process hospitals systems around the world are using known as RT2C.

As part of CareOregon's initiative to create a more robust care management program, the organization has found new ways of stratifying members and identifying high-risk members, explains Rebecca Ramsay, B.S.N., M.P.H., CareOregon's senior manager of care support and clinical programs. Ms. Ramsay also explains how daily data from CareOregon's emergency departments is informing their member outreach strategy. Ms. Ramsay will share the strategies that CareOregon is using to segment patients by complexity to ensure that case management resources are allocated effectively during "Case Management: Identifying, Monitoring and Managing Target Populations," a 60-minute webinar on September 16, 2010.