Relevant. Regional. Health for all.
The Southwest Washington Accountable Community of Health (SW ACH) is dedicated to improving the health of the populations of Clark and Skamania counties by decreasing health disparities, improving the efficiency of health care delivery, and empowering individuals and their communities through collaboration, innovation, and engagement.
Great news! The five-year Medicaid Transformation Demonstration (MTD)
has been approved by the federal government.
Accountable Communities of Health are just that: accountable. Everyone who encounters or works with us deserves transparency into how we function.
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“Healthier Washington” is the term for the Washington state initiative aimed at transforming health care so that people experience better health and receive better, more affordable care by 2020.
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ACHs are charged with undertaking projects aimed at improving the health of those who live in our regions. The MTD will require us to choose a minimum of four projects.
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We are governed by a Board of Trustees comprised of knowledgeable and dedicated voices in our region.
We are grateful for their collective knowledge.
FAQs
Q: Who do I contact if I have questions about my Apple Health Medicaid coverage in Clark & Skamania Counties?
A: The contact info for the Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) Customer Service Center is as follows:
Phone: 1-800-562-3022
Email Address: askmedicaid@hca.wa.gov
Website: https://fortress.wa.gov/hca/p1contactus
Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday (except state holidays)
Other numbers that may be of use are:
Community Health Plan Washington: 1-866-418-1009
Molina Healthcare: 1-800-869-7165
Coordinated Care Core Connections (foster youth, foster-to-adopt, foster alumni): 1-844-354-9876
Beacon Health Options (Crisis Services for Southwest WA): 1-800-626-8137
Q: Which parts of Washington State do we serve?
A: We include Clark and Skamania counties, as well as the Tribal Nation of Cowlitz.
Q: Where do we get our funding?
A: Southwest Washington Accountable Community of Health is funded by the Health Care Authority and CMS (the US federal agency which administers Medicare, Medicaid, and the State Children's Health Insurance Program) as well as by community stakeholders.