Community Health Plan of Washington | Company Profile - Revenue, Headcount, Tech Stack, Contacts

Community Health Plan of Washington (CHPW) is a not-for-profit managed care organization established in 1992 by Washington state's Community Health Centers. It aims to provide accessible and affordable health insurance to underserved populations, including immigrant and refugee communities. As Washington’s first not-for-profit managed care plan founded by Community Health Centers, CHPW focuses on delivering managed care services that improve health outcomes through a whole-person care model.

CHPW offers a range of services, including Medicaid and Medicare coverage, as well as individual and family health plans with various options. The organization utilizes a statewide network of Community Health Centers, clinics, primary care providers, specialists, and hospitals to deliver comprehensive health services. In addition to traditional healthcare, CHPW addresses social determinants of health by providing assistance with food, housing, and transportation. The organization is committed to community engagement and health equity, encouraging employees to volunteer and reinvesting profits into partner Community Health Centers. CHPW advocates for health policy changes to ensure access to care for all Washington residents.