See what a few of our incredible partners have to say about working with Olympic Community of Health in our new video (created by the amazing videographer, Mountain & Maker Films)!
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#OCH is excited to launch the value-based purchasing action group on March 8 from 2:30-4p.The group will identify local challenges,gaps,as well as advocate for creative solutions to expand & improve value-based purchasing efforts across the #OlympicRegion. Interested? Contact us!
#OCH is excited to release 2021 Annual Report. So many collaborative projects and initiatives are happening in the Olympic region and we look forward to all that is to come. Check it out and download a printable 2022 calendar filled with inspiration! https://t.co/lpzCI1Q1Fv
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The #OCH team tackles many projects & you may be surprised we are tiny (yet mighty!) group. Get to know US a little bit more here: https://t.co/hbtiF2Gvpb
Plan on following us through the year as we highlight each team member so you can get to know us all a bit more personally.
#OCH takes pride in creating opportunities for orgs and Tribes across the region to come together (whether that is in person or virtually) to learn about exciting, new projects happening and how they can join in.
Read more about our recent convening here: https://t.co/suzMxWb84T
We here at #OCH we work with several implementation partners across the #OlympicRegion.
Meet our implementation partners here: https://t.co/uVpI0ewa6S
Could our organization be an asset to our partners and purpose? Reach out to us!
Olympic Community of Health (#OCH) brings together partners and representatives from a variety of sectors and tribes, working together to improve individual and population health in the #OlympicRegion.
How can we partner with you this year?
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The OCH team is filled with gratitude this holiday season. During the hustle and bustle that often accompanies the end of the year, we invite you to pause with us for a moment as we reflect on what we are grateful. Read the full message here: https://t.co/InbsyXAeci
Miranda Burger, Program Manager at Olympic Community of Health, shares her experience as a new mother in rural Clallam County, navigating complex health care for her son. https://t.co/zhz8vBpGPJ
Care coordination brings together various organizations, Tribes, and sectors to collaboratively care for the unique needs of a specific individual or community. https://t.co/Gamma8yMgZ
On November 15, OCH hosted the 2021 Stronger Together Regional Convening at the beautiful Kiana Lodge. Check out the full summary: https://t.co/suzMxVTwGj
@OlympicCH's interactive Digital Inventory of #SDOH tracks local projects addressing financial strain, food access, transportation, and housing.
"We envision this tool to be a source of curiosity and inspiration for our partners across the region to help foster collaboration."
Save the date-- Nov 15!
OCH invites partners from across the three-county region to connect, learn, and share about local determinants of health. We will learn about local creative strategies and successes around equity, population health, and workforce. https://t.co/3NvrEMIs7b
Kitsap County's health officer has joined health officers from seven other Washington counties to recommend masking in indoor public settings where the vaccination status of those around you is unknown. Read the full statement: https://t.co/tvJC8ThQD7
OCH is excited to announce the beta launch of a new tool! OCH has taken the first steps in creating an inventory of local projects addressing determinants of health. Explore the tool at https://t.co/R12Ji5w1L7
What is community-based care coordination?
Community-based care coordination truly embodies OCH’s purpose “tackling health issues that no single sector or Tribe can tackle alone.”
Check out the key takeaways from our recent care coordination convening: https://t.co/MdvDMg0eQE
"Standing shoulder to shoulder we can all make the world a safer place. No matter who we are, or where we are from, each one of us has the power to protect one another. #Vaccinated" - Grace Washko @amplifierart