Welcome, Oregon Health Plan members in Benton, Lincoln, Linn and parts of Marion and Polk counties. This is all about you. What do you need today?
New members start hereIt is important to call your doctor office or nearby hospital before going in if you have both of the following:
1. You have recently traveled in areas where coronavirus is prevalent or have been in contact with a person known to have coronavirus.
2. Have symptoms including fever or lower respiratory infection symptoms like cough or shortness of breath.
To ensure the safety of our members and staff, our lobby will be closed until further notice. Here is how you can reach us during the lobby closure. For other COVID-19 updates, visit Samaritan’s Coronavirus Information page.
When you have health questions, our Nurse Advice Line is available 24/7 to help you – as a service to IHN-CCO members.
Call 844-219-3816 (toll free); TTY users call 800-735-2900.
For emergencies, call 911 immediately.
You have many health care benefits as our member. We make it simple for you to understand what is covered and what is not. You also have special services that are there when you need them.
Learn about your member benefits
See what special services we offer
Find care
If your coverage was recently moved from Trillium or Willamette CCO plans to InterCommunity Health Network CCO, we are here to help. Review important information about moving your care and coverage to our plan.
The IHN-CCO Community Advisory Council (CAC) is made up of local community members and county government representatives, with a majority representation of IHN-CCO members. Hear from some of our representatives in this short video, then learn more about how to get involved with the Council.
Call, email or visit us in Corvallis:
(8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Mon.-Fri.)
Office: 1-541-768-4550
Toll free: 1-800-832-4580
TTY: 1-800-735-2900
We are InterCommunity Health Network Coordinated Care Organization. To make it simple, you can call us IHN-CCO. Some of you have known us in the past as just IHN. Today, we are something new. We are local doctors, county governments, non-profit organizations, and passionate citizens that are working together to improve our health and healthcare.
Here are some of the ways we are changing how healthcare works in your community: