| About OPCA |
OPCA MissionTransform health care so that community health centers can provide exceptional care to Oregonians in need. About UsWe are a non-profit membership organization founded in 1984. OPCA members represent Community Health Centers (also knows as Federally Qualified Health Centers or FQHCs), organizations working towards improving access to health care services for caring individuals. Since its founding, OPCA has been a voice in Oregon and nationally for assuring the availability and accessibility of high-quality primary care services for low-income and other vulnerable populations. The organization is an advocate for adequate reimbursement for Health Centers and actively represents its members in policy decisions at the state and federal levels. As a catalyst for improved health care for all Oregonians, OPCA is recognized as an innovative collaborator, seeking new and workable solutions to removing barriers and assuring the long term viability of health care services for Oregon’s most vulnerable people. VisionOregon Primary Care Association is a catalyst and unifying voice of its members for collaboration, leadership, growth and sustainability by: Shaping public policy with knowledge, understanding and information, and empowering members to deliver the highest quality service to low income and vulnerable people in Oregon. ValuesOregon Primary Care Association believes that every person has a right to accessible, high-quality, comprehensive health care.
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