TriZetto Provider Solutions (TPS), the online clearinghouse that handles OCHIN’s claims and patient eligibility verification, will undergo a scheduled downtime this Friday, July 12, starting at 6:00 p.m. PT, lasting until approximately 10:00 p.m. PT on July 13.
The scheduled downtime will allow TPS to migrate their system to a different technology in order to improve consistency and reliability related to their file transfer processing.
Read MoreAround fifteen percent of women in pregnancy and the year postpartum suffer from common mental disorders such as depression (perinatal depression) or anxiety, yet evidence-based strategies to identify and treat these conditions are rarely used in their medical care. In honor of National Mental Health Awareness Month, we are proud to share the experiences of two community health centers who are participating in the MInD-I initiative to implement the collaborative care model (CoCM) to improve the lives of those living with perinatal depression or anxiety.
Read MoreOCHIN’s Analytics and Quality Reporting (AAQR) team shares this month’s Top Three in Quality Metric Reporting, in honor of May’s designation as National High Blood Pressure Education Month. The AAQR team also features a recap and resources from their session at this year’s Learning Forum.
Read MoreOCHIN’s 2019 Learning Forum was our largest yet, with just over 400 guests attending. We thank all those who were able to attend for sharing learnings, engaging with your fellow member organizations and OCHIN staff, and look forward to continuing to learn and share each other’s successes, going forward.
Read MoreOn April 18, the team at Santa Cruz County Health Services Agency will share their story of tackling the ongoing opioid crisis in a county health system on an upcoming national webinar through Health Information Technology, Evaluation, and Quality Center (HITEQ), a national cooperative agreement with HRSA.
Read MoreIn preparation for our upcoming 20th Anniversary in 2020, OCHIN is collecting stories featuring some of the great work taking place at member clinics around the country. Beyond sharing your successes with peers, your learnings may help other members make improvements in their own clinics. They can also influence policymakers to support health care legislation that benefits community health centers and your patients, or provide context for research partners or clinics considering working with or joining the OCHIN Collaborative.
Read MoreEdgar Pizano, Clinical Team Lead and MyChart evangelist at Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center, shares a few keys to their success with increasing MyChart activation over the past year.
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