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Children’s Health Complexity Data

Overview

Children’s health complexity uses system-level data to summarize medical and social complexity factors for children with Oregon Health Plan (OHP) and Children’s Health Insurance Plan (CHIP) coverage. The Oregon Health Authority produces reports using children’s health complexity data. These data are intended to support coordinated care organizations (CCOs), providers and communities in their efforts to equip all families with the resources they need for their children to thrive. 

For questions related to children’s health complexity, please contact HealthComplexity.Program@oha.oregon.gov.

For more background on this data project, please visit the Oregon Pediatric Improvement Partnership (OPIP) project page.

Resources

Using children’s health complexity data

CCOs can use children’s health complexity data to guide and support their efforts to engage communities and identify supports for families and children.

  1. Use population-level findings regarding children’s health complexity to engage community-level partners and facilitate community conversations
  2. Use health complexity data to develop models of care coordination and case management for children with various levels of health complexity
    • Data can be used to inform valuable centralized supports for children with health complexity.
  3. Use children’s health complexity information to guide efforts with front-line health care providers
    • Examine aggregate population-level data by practice and by geographic regions to assess resources and health complexity management needs in the practice and/or in the community.

Children’s health complexity data reports

The children’s health complexity data reports are produced by OHA in collaboration with OPIP and ODHS. The reports include:

  • County reports
  • CCO reports
  • Statewide report

About the reports

Children’s health complexity data and reports include children enrolled in the Oregon Health Plan (OHP, Medicaid) and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). The reports below are the 2022 state, CCO, and county-level health complexity reports. The statewide report contains data for children ages 0 through 20 years old, who were residing in Oregon as of January 2023. The CCO reports contains data for children, 0 through 20 years old, who were enrolled in that CCO as of January 2023. The county reports contain data for children, 0 through 20 years old, who resided in that county as of January 2023. This year, OHA has also produced choropleth (heat) maps showing medical and social complexity variation by county. Click here to see the four maps.

The 2022 data reports were run using the version 3.2 of the PMCA. Learn more about the PMCA.

See the data dictionary for details about data sources used for the social complexity indicators.

For questions regarding the data reports, please contact OHA's Children's Health Policy Team at HealthComplexity.Program@oha.oregon.gov.

Statewide report

  
Statewide-Report-2023-March

County reports

  
Baker-2023-March
Benton-2023-March
Clackamas-2023-March
Clatsop-2023-March
Columbia-2023-March
Coos-2023-March
Crook-2023-March
Curry-2023-March
Deschutes-2023-March
Douglas-2023-March
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CCO reports

  
Advanced-Health-2023-March
AllCare-2023-March
Cascade-Health-Alliance-2023-March
Columbia-Pacific-2023-March
Eastern-Oregon-2023-March
Health-Share-2023-March
Intercommunity-Health-Network-2023-March
Jackson-Care-Connect-2023-March
PacificSource-Central-2023-March
PacificSource-Gorge-2023-March
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