The Oregon Primary Care Association, a nonprofit member association, provides advocacy on public policy and assistance to members in order to increase health equities and access to comprehensive health care for low income and vulnerable people in Oregon.

Technical Assistance and Training to Members

OPCA provides technical assistance (TA) and training for all Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and Look-A-Likes in the state of Oregon through our primary care home quality improvement initative and hot topic trainings.

OPCA Primary Care Home S.T.E.P 2 program focuses on innovation, quality, growth, and the long-term viability of health centers. Our S.T.E.P 1 program builds on clinics' existing health disparities collaborative work, which focused on building registries and improving care for patients with chronic conditions and moving toward a broader level- through developing a comprehensive team model focused on key elements of the Primary Care Home Model.

 Advocacy and Public Policy  
OPCA plays a leading role on primary care and safety-net reform and in promoting the Primary Care Home model (also known as the Patient-Centered Medical Home or Integrated Health Home model) of health care delivery.