Founded in 1950, the Oregon Health Care Association (OHCA) improves the lives of seniors and people with disabilities by promoting quality long term care in Oregon. A nonprofit, OHCA is the largest long term care trade association in Oregon, representing more than 1,000 organizations and 90 percent of long term care providers in the state.
The Oregon Health Care Association has worked to improve quality care in Oregon for more than 65 years by providing advocacy and education for and on behalf of its members. OHCA works with local, state, and federal policymakers, government officials, advocates, and coalitions to promote policies that ensure the independence, choice, and dignity of those living in long term care settings.
The Oregon Health Care Association has worked to improve quality care in Oregon for more than 65 years by providing advocacy and education for and on behalf of its members. OHCA works with local, state, and federal policymakers, government officials, advocates, and coalitions to promote policies that ensure the independence, choice, and dignity of those living in long term care settings.
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The Oregon Health Care Association wants to help Oregonians find care that fits their needs and have productive discussions to plan and prepare for the future. Whether you're seeking care for yourself or for a loved one such as a spouse, parent, or sibling, we can connect you with advice from long term care professionals to help you every step of the way.
Oregon has long been held up as the national model for providing long term care services to seniors, in particular for its focus on providing care in a community-based setting. Oregon's unique model offers a variety of living options and services tailored to their situation, which greatly improves quality of life for seniors and people with disabilities.
It is never to soon to begin talking about the current or future care wishes of your loved ones and yourself. Planning and preparing offer you and your loved ones peace of mind that your wishes will be met. As you and your loved ones look into options regarding long term care, choose a time when you all can focus on the conversation.
Every family's situation is unique and based on care needs, personal wishes, and many other factors. Below are a few common scenarios when families seek long term care and services and advice on what's next. Post-acute care facilities, also known as skilled nursing or nursing facilities, are long-term, comprehensive facilities that offer round-the-clock care and a variety of services, social activities, and recreational opportunities.
To find the right care solution, you must first determine your care needs. Needs can include medical assistance; help with day-to-day tasks such as bathing, cooking, or driving; and increased social interaction. If you are a caregiver, you might consider additional help or respite care. Assessing your needs will help you determine which care option is right for you, your loved ones, family members, or others.
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