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County to sign memorandum with North Olympic Health Care Network to deliver Medicaid‑eligible clinical services in jails
Summary
Clallam County will sign an MOU with North Olympic Health Care Network to provide clinical medical and behavioral-health services to Medicaid‑eligible incarcerated people; the provider will run twice‑weekly clinics, handle billing and pharmacy services, and is expected to reduce county staffing and medication costs.
Clallam County commissioners were briefed on a planned memorandum of understanding with North Olympic Health Care Network to provide clinical medical and behavioral‑health services for Medicaid‑eligible people in county adult and juvenile facilities.
County staff said the arrangement will create an on‑site clinic model in which the network will run two weekly sick‑call clinic visits, seeing roughly eight patients per visit (about 16 clinical visits per week), and will supply clinicians, medical assistants or RNs as…
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