Careoregon Inc.

“Part i, line 1 tax-exempt purpose and mission of careoregon careoregon is a non-profit health services organization providing health plan services, education and community building support to partner health plans and their members. We are committed to cultivating individual well-being and community health regardless of income or social circumstances, with a focus not just on health care, but on total health through shared learning and innovation. Teaming with health plan members, their families and communities, careoregon helps individuals live better lives, prevent illnesses and respond quickly and effectively to health issues. Careoregon provides care support and disease management services to high-risk members, coordinates care and provides utilization management services, offers continuity of coverage for those eligible for medicaid, medicare or both. We support and actively work with providers and medicaid coordinated care organizations to implement quality improvement efforts and primary care redesign. We contract with public and private providers and work with the legislature and community-based organizations to improve the health of oregonians. Part i, line 8-22 summary - revenue and expenses careoregon experienced an approximate $287 million increase in total revenue and an approximate $199 million increase in expenses in 2014 compared to 2013. The increase in revenue was primarily due to the surge in medicaid membership related to the affordable care act (aca) expansion effective january 2014. The increase in expenses was mainly related to the increase in purchased healthcare and administrative expenses to serve the additional membership. Part iii, line 2 new program services in 2014, careoregon started a "starting strong" program which is offering incentives to pregnant women, new moms and babies in our jackson care connect cco (coordinated care organization) for taking healthy actions. Examples of healthy actions are attending prenatal and dental appointments, bringing babies to well-child check-ups, attending childbirth preparation, parenting, nutrition and diabetes management classes. Incentives include high chairs, infant car seats and baby supplies. Clatsop county is one of the five communities in the nation that was selected for a five-year health improvement challenge called "way to wellsville." led by our columbia pacific cco and other partners, the program's priorities are fighting obesity and improving access to healthy foods, prenatal education and care, and better access to mental health, substance abuse and chemical dependency services. Also in clatsop county, careoregon provided a grant to helping hands reentry centers to launch a pilot project with priorities including reducing calls to 911 and helping connect individuals quickly to the care they need. The grant funds support careoregon's rural health equity goals. Moreover, careoregon invested in housing with services llc in 2014. Housing with services llc is a collaboration among serveral non-profit organizations in the community and a government agency, providing health and social services for seniors and adults with special needs who live in certain affordable and public housing developments. Part iii, line 3 ceased programs careoregon had formed a wholly owned, single-member subsidiary, primaryhealth of josephine county, llc (primaryhealth), in may 2012. Primaryhealth served oregon heatlh plan (ohp) members in josephine county and contracted with oregon health management services (ohms) to operate the plan. Careoregon's membership interest in primaryhealth was sold to ohms in january 2014. Careoregon had formed a wholly owned, single-member subsidiary, careoregon community health llc (community health), in april 2010, to provide increased clinic access to quality healthcare for careoregon memebers and those in the clinic communities. Careoregon contributed assets to form a new independent 501(c)(3) corporate entity, neighborhood health center (ne”

“Part xi, line 9 partnership income from k-1 reported for tax, not included in books $1,515 -------- total $1,515”