A Culture of Health and Well-Being
Oregon Wellness Network (OWN) is helping communities across Oregon create a culture of health and well-being, where prevention and wellness are the norm. Our programs give you the tools you need to take control of your own health and self-manage your conditions in a way that works best for you and your life.
OWN programs are available across all Oregon counties through a network of Area Agencies on Aging & Disabilities (AAAs), local health coaches, and community organizations.
OWN’s programs provide education, fitness instruction, and self-care strategies for participants and their caregivers. Yet, they do not replace clinical care provided by doctors, nurses and other medical professionals. Our evidence-based programs help people across the state experience improved wellness and quality of life.
About Oregon Wellness Network
Oregon Wellness Network (OWN) is a division of the Oregon Association of Area Agencies on Aging & Disabilities (O4AD), a non-profit organization that advocates for services for older adults and people of all ages living with disabilities. OWN’s partners include all 16 of the Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) in Oregon as well as a number of community-based organizations (CBOs).
The diagram illustrates how OWN serves as a network hub that acts as the administrative unit for the AAAs and CBOs, and contracts and negotiates with vendors, third party administrators, and payers. Click the image to enlarge.
A Culture of Health and Well-Being
Oregon Wellness Network (OWN) is helping communities across Oregon create a culture of health and well-being, where prevention and wellness are the norm. Our programs give you the tools you need to take control of your own health and self-manage your conditions in a way that works best for you and your life.
OWN programs are available across all Oregon counties through a network of Area Agencies on Aging & Disabilities (AAAs), local health coaches, and community organizations.
OWN’s programs provide education, fitness instruction, and self-care strategies for participants and their caregivers. Yet, they do not replace clinical care provided by doctors, nurses and other medical professionals. Our evidence-based programs help people across the state experience improved wellness and quality of life.
About Oregon Wellness Network
Oregon Wellness Network (OWN) is a division of the Oregon Association of Area Agencies on Aging & Disabilities (O4AD), a non-profit organization that advocates for services for older adults and people of all ages living with disabilities. OWN’s partners include all 16 of the Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) in Oregon as well as a number of community-based organizations (CBOs).
The diagram illustrates how OWN serves as a network hub that acts as the administrative unit for the AAAs and CBOs, and contracts and negotiates with vendors, third party administrators, and payers. Click the image to enlarge.
A Culture of Health and Well-Being
Oregon Wellness Network (OWN) is helping communities across Oregon create a culture of health and well-being, where prevention and wellness are the norm. Our programs give you the tools you need to take control of your own health and self-manage your conditions in a way that works best for you and your life.
OWN programs are available across all Oregon counties through a network of Area Agencies on Aging & Disabilities (AAAs), local health coaches, and community organizations.
OWN’s programs provide education, fitness instruction, and self-care strategies for participants and their caregivers. Yet, they do not replace clinical care provided by doctors, nurses and other medical professionals. Our evidence-based programs help people across the state experience improved wellness and quality of life.
About Oregon Wellness Network
Oregon Wellness Network (OWN) is a division of the Oregon Association of Area Agencies on Aging & Disabilities (O4AD), a non-profit organization that advocates for services for older adults and people of all ages living with disabilities. OWN’s partners include all 16 of the Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) in Oregon as well as a number of community-based organizations (CBOs).
The diagram illustrates how OWN serves as a network hub that acts as the administrative unit for the AAAs and CBOs, and contracts and negotiates with vendors, third party administrators, and payers. Click the image to enlarge.
Statewide Partnerships
OWN partnerships ensure the quality, coordination, and local delivery of OWN programs. Our partners include Area Agencies on Aging, Oregon State offices, healthcare providers, health systems, and community-based organizations, all dedicated to improving the health of the communities we serve — together. OWN partners include:
Contact us for more information about OWN partnerships.
Statewide Partnerships
OWN partnerships ensure the quality, coordination, and local delivery of OWN programs. Our partners include Area Agencies on Aging, Oregon State offices, healthcare providers, health systems, and community-based organizations, all dedicated to improving the health of the communities we serve — together. OWN partners include:
- Community Integrated Network of Oregon (CINO)
- Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS)
Contact us for more information about OWN partnerships.
About CINO
The Community Integrated Network of Oregon (CINO) is a network of diverse partners focused on building the statewide infrastructure to deliver and sustain evidence-based chronic disease self-management education (CDSME) and support programs. CINO is supported by co-network lead entities Oregon Wellness Network and Comagine Health.
Oregon Wellness Network provides services related to CDSME program delivery, billing and reimbursement, and closed-loop referrals. Comagine Health leads activities related to convening network partners, technical assistance, infrastructure and consultant management, and data management and quality improvement. Together they support CINO members statewide as a network hub to increase access to CDSME and support programs, implement closed loop referral systems, and establish billing infrastructures.
CINO/Oregon Wellness Network
Program Delivery
- OSU Extension
- 16 Area Agencies on Aging
- Regional networks/hubs
- Health systems and clinics
Billing/Reimbursement
- Welld Health
- House calls/Freedmen’s Health
- CCOs
- Medicare Advantage plans
Closed-Loop Referrals
- ADRCs
- Connect Oregon CIE
- Provider associations
- Health systems and clinics
CINO/Comagine Health
Partner Convener and Technical Assistance
Network members and partners implementing:
- Closed-loop referrals
- Billing and reimbursement
- Program delivery
- Infrastructure and consult management
- Data management and quality improvement
Infrastructure and Consult Management
- Oregon Office on Disability and Health
- Familias en Acción
Billing/Reimbursement
- Welld Health
- House calls/Freedmen’s Health
- CCOs
- Medicare Advantage plans
Operations Steering Committee
The Operations Steering Committee is dedicated to supporting and informing the coordination of the statewide infrastructure of CINO. The Operations Steering Committee is comprised of diverse partners invested in ensuring evidence-based health education programs and interventions are available statewide.
- Health System and Clinical Referral Subcommittee – The Health System and Clinic Referral Subcommittee informs strategies and conducts activities to increase referrals from health care providers.
- Marketing and Engagement Subcommittee – The Marketing and Engagement Subcommittee develops materials and campaigns to increase enrollment in programs through marketing and promotion strategies.
- Sustainability Subcommittee – The Sustainability Subcommittee informs the strategies and activities for establishing billing infrastructure and relationships with health plans and other funders to increase sustainability.
About CINO
The Community Integrated Network of Oregon (CINO) is a network of diverse partners focused on building the statewide infrastructure to deliver and sustain evidence-based chronic disease self-management education (CDSME) and support programs. CINO is supported by co-network lead entities Oregon Wellness Network and Comagine Health.
Oregon Wellness Network provides services related to CDSME program delivery, billing and reimbursement, and closed-loop referrals. Comagine Health leads activities related to convening network partners, technical assistance, infrastructure and consultant management, and data management and quality improvement. Together they support CINO members statewide as a network hub to increase access to CDSME and support programs, implement closed loop referral systems, and establish billing infrastructures.
CINO/Oregon Wellness Network
- Program Delivery – OSU Extension, 16 Area Agencies on Aging, regional networks/hubs, and health systems and clinics
- Billing/Reimbursement – Welld Health, House calls/Freedmen’s Health, CCOs, and Medicare Advantage plans
- Closed-Loop Referrals – ADRCs, Connect Oregon CIE, provider associations, and health systems and clinics
CINO/Comagine Health
- Partner Convener and Technical Assistance – Network members and partners implementing closed-loop referrals, billing and reimbursement, program delivery, infrastructure and consult management, as well as data management and quality improvement
- Infrastructure and Consult Management – Oregon Office on Disability and Health and Familias en Acción
- Billing/Reimbursement – Welld Health, House calls/Freedmen’s Health, CCOs, and Medicare Advantage plans
Operations Steering Committee
The Operations Steering Committee is dedicated to supporting and informing the coordination of the statewide infrastructure of CINO. The Operations Steering Committee is comprised of diverse partners invested in ensuring evidence-based health education programs and interventions are available statewide.
- Health System and Clinical Referral Subcommittee – The Health System and Clinic Referral Subcommittee informs strategies and conducts activities to increase referrals from health care providers.
- Marketing and Engagement Subcommittee – The Marketing and Engagement Subcommittee develops materials and campaigns to increase enrollment in programs through marketing and promotion strategies.
- Sustainability Subcommittee – The Sustainability Subcommittee informs the strategies and activities for establishing billing infrastructure and relationships with health plans and other funders to increase sustainability.