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Council hears update on OASIS integrated-care work; OHA paper expected in December
Summary
Peter Buckley reported a productive meeting between the council and OHA/OASIS on peer support specialists and integrated team-based care; staff said a December paper will address the issue OASIS raised and further discussions are planned.
Peter Buckley summarized a recent meeting with Dave Baden at the Oregon Health Authority and OASIS representatives focused on integrated, team-based care that includes peer support specialists. He said OHA is "very supportive" and that the council's engagement helped advance a potential resolution.
"There should be a paper out in December addressing the particular issue that Oasis brought up and hopefully resolving that particular issue," Buckley said. Members described the meeting as "very exciting" and a positive example of where council relationships and cross-agency collaboration led to tangible next steps.
Staff and members said they expect continued follow-up with OHA and the OASIS partners to look for opportunities to scale integrated care practices for children and families.
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