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The Oregon Health Authority is using quality health metrics to show how well Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs) are serving members of the Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid). As part of our
1115 waiver with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid services (CMS), we are required to report on CCO performance and payments each year. This is important for transparency and help us see if CCOs are improving access to and quality of health care.
CCO Performance Metrics Dashboard
This
CCO Performance Metrics Dashboard allows users to explore annual CCO performance over time on dozens of health care quality measures, including those incentivized through the CCO Quality Incentive Program. Results can also be filtered by granular Race, Ethnicity, Language and Disability (REALD) categories.
To help viewers of the CCO Performance Metrics Dashboard, we have recorded three presentations:
CCO Quality Incentive Program: 2023 Final Report
The CCO Metrics 2023 Final Report provides statewide highlights and snapshots of CCOs' performance and payments for incentivized metrics in the most recent measurement year.
Other Reports and Analyses
In addition to the formal Quality Incentive Program Study (above), OHA staff have produced various analyses to support Oregon's ongoing commitment to leveraging the CCO Quality Incentive Program to eliminate health inequities. The documents below were originally included as meeting materials for the
Metrics and Scoring Committee and are compiled here for transparency.