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Nonprofits›Central Oregon Health Council

Health Care

Central Oregon Health Council

BEND, OR

Website View as a funder

Total revenue

$8.9M

Total expenses

$14.7M

Net assets

$11.3M

Grants received

$68K

2 grants

EIN

460534726

Tax year

2024

Mission

To improve the quality and efficiency of healthcare delivery for, and the health outcomes of, community members in the central oregon region, which may include all or a portion of crook, deschutes, jefferson and klamath counties.

Programs

2 programs

To support the work of the cohc board of directors, the cohc manages several advisory councils. The advisory councils include, but are not limited to community advisory council, operations council, and provider engagement panel. Each advisory council serves a specific purpose in supporting healthcare transformation in the central oregon region. Advisory council meetings are held in various locations around the region .

Expenses: $289K

The central oregon health council cohc is the governing body for the central oregon coordinated care organization cco. The cohc holds monthly meetings to discuss issues and strategies directly relating to the cco and healthcare transformation. The cohc board of directors consists of 15 members including county commissioners, citizen representatives, and regional healthcare executives.

Expenses: $288K

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$8.8M

Program service revenue—

Investment income$93K

Other revenue—

Total revenue$8.9M

Expenses

Grants paid$4.9M

Salaries & benefits$988K

Fundraising—

Other expenses$8.8M

Total expenses$14.7M

Total assets$17.5M

Net assets$11.3M

People

16 listed

NameRoleCompensation

RICK TRELEAVEN

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

GARY ALLEN

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

KELLY SIMMELINK

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

MEGAN HAASE

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

JUSTIN SIVILL

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

EMILY SALMON

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

BRAD PORTERFIELD

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

DAN STEVENS

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

LINDA JOHNSON

Vice President

Board

—

7 hrs/wk

TAMMY BANEY

Chairman

Board

—

7 hrs/wk

SUSAN HERMRECK

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

SARA JOHNSON

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

DIVYA SHARMA MD

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

PATTI ADAIR

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

KAT MASTRANGELO

Director

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

ARIANNE POWELL

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Staff

—

40 hrs/wk

Independent contractors

DONNA MILLS

MANAGEMENT

$163K

Grants received

Showing 2 of 2

FromAmountPurposeYear

CENTRAL OREGON HEALTH QUALITY ALLIANCE

$38K

This project is a collaboration between researches at Oregon State University-Cascades, St. Charles Health System's Nutrition and Diabetes Manager, and the Central Oregon Health Council(COHC) to bring together multiple disciplines to address to address a longstanding issue in healthcare delivery that affects diabetic patients and patients at risk for malnutrition. Currently, the method of tracking nutritional intake in an inpatient setting is subjective, unreliable and gathered depending on the capacity of the care team. The researchers from OSU bring expertise from the fields of Computer Science, Food & Beverage, Business Administration, and Mechanical Engineering to enhance and test a prototype that uses image recognition technology, machine learning, artificial intelligence(AI), and cloud-computing resources to track and quantify nutritional intake in an in patient setting to provide an accurate data point for care teams to make proactive care decisions. The funding will toward comp

2021

MEYER MEMORIAL TRUST

$30K

TO DEVELOP, IMPLEMENT AND IMPROVE A HOUSING FIRST APPROACH FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND HIGH BARRIERS TO HOUSING SUCCESS IN DESCHUTES, CROOK AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES

2017

Funded by

$68K from 2 funders · 2 grants · 2017–2021

Central Oregon Health Quality Alliance

$38K · 1 grant · 2021

Meyer Memorial Trust

$30K · 1 grant · 2017

Details

EIN460534726

NTEE codeE01

Subsection03

Ruling date2013-11

Formed2012

Employees0

Volunteers220