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Introducing Thriving Together NCW
NCW Equity Alliance Welcomes First Executive Director, Oscar Licon-Eusebio
“Passion is really key in this area of work,” Oscar Licon-Eusebio said when discussing his new role as Executive Director at the NCW Equity Alliance. “Working with people and making an impact in this space is what I’m most passionate about,” he continued. Oscar comes from a diverse professional background with experience in technical [...]
Current Funding Opportunities
Cross Sector Collaborations North Central Accountable Community of Health (NCACH) is accepting proposals to support cross-sector collaborations and integrated partnerships that advance whole person health and health equity in North Central Washington. This funding opportunity is open to partners with an existing physical presence (staff and/or office) in Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Okanogan Counties. [...]
NCACH Hires New Program Development Specialist
North Central Accountable Community of Health (NCACH) would like to welcome their new Program Development Specialist Caroline Tillier. Caroline starts July 31st with the team and will be focusing on project development and data analysis. NCACH is excited to have our new teammate on board.
NCACH Executive Director Presents at Rural Hospital Leadership Conference
NCACH Executive Director Senator Linda Parlette had an opportunity to update hospital leaders on the current progress going of the North Central Accountable Community of Health at this year’s WSHA and AWPHD’s Hospital Leadership Conference. This conference brings rural health care leaders from across the state coming together to explore both challenges and opportunities hospitals [...]
North Central Accountable Community of Health Selects Six Medicaid Transformation Demonstration Projects
The North Central Accountable Community of Health (NCACH) has selected the six projects that it will pursue through the Medicaid Transformation Demonstration that are expected to bring up to 50 million dollars into North Central WA to transform Medicaid care delivery. Through a five-year demonstration, each ACH (there are nine in Washington) will have the [...]