Transcript Health Share of Oregon

Health Share of Oregon
Building the Foundation
Looking to the Future
Lessons Learned
• Life studies reveal special populations with a heavy burden of
poverty, early trauma, stressed family relations, school failure,
drug use, job instability, and incarceration
• Dedicated and laser focused staff and teams with the skills to
engage and support these members, including peers, are
effective in promoting better outcomes and supporting a
more resilient individual
• Lack of capacity/access to substance use treatment is a critical
barrier in the health care system
• Lack of housing is a critical barrier in the community support
system
Building the Foundation (1.0)
Health Share was designed to provide a platform our
partners and stakeholders can leverage to create regional
efficiencies and improve outcomes for our members
Investments in CCO Services
Administrative Efficiencies
Enhancing Community Engagement
Transformative & Strategic Investment
.…a springboard
….a convener
….a utility player
Continuing the Work (1.5)
Sustaining or Expanding
Existing Programs
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Healthy Homes
Future Generations
Chronic Disease Self-Mgmt
Children’s Wrap Around
BH Promotion/Prevention
Forensic ACT
Furthered or Expanded
Health Commons Work
• Advanced Primary Care
• Project Echo
• Project Nurture
• Culturally Specific CHWs
New Old Ideas (aka No Duh)
• Member Engagement
• Primary Addictions Systems
Education
Looking to the future (2.0)
Capacity/Access
Prevention
Delivery “System”
Primary/Secondary/Tertiary
Special Populations
Eliminating Disparities
Collective Impact?
Common Agenda, Shared Measures, Collective
Efforts, Communications, Backbone
Organization….
Our Conversation….
Our Discovery….
Our Decision….