December 17, 2012
Hittner & Associates was asked today to continue providing quality control and planning services for the Oregon Behavioral Health Integration (BHIP) Project.

October 8, 2012
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) has contracted with Hittner & Associates to provide quality assurance services for the MMIS Disaster Recovery Project.  The contract is expected to continue through June 2014.

December 17, 2012
Hittner & Associates was asked today to continue providing quality control and planning services for the Oregon Behavioral Health Integration (BHIP) Project.

March 12, 2012
Hittner & Associates has been tasked with providing design and development services for the HIX project.  Services are expected to extend through September 2012. 

February 29, 2012
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) today announced its decision to contract with Hittner & Associates to provide quality assurance services for the Medicaid Information Technology Architecture Project.

December 15, 2011
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) announced today that it has signed a contract with Hittner & Associates to provide Quality Assurance services for the MMIS 5010 Project.  The contract is expected to extend through 2012 and into 2013.

October 21, 2011
Hittner & Associates has been tasked with providing technical support to The Greenbrier Companies for a variety of initiatives in 2012.  Greenbrier,
headquartered in Lake Oswego, OR, is one of the leading designers,
manufacturers and marketers of railroad freight car equipment in North America and Europe.

August 25, 2011
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) has extended its contract with Hittner & Associates and its partner, Cognosante, for additional quality assurance services on the Oregon State Hospital's Behavioral Health Integration Project (BHIP).  This project, which began in 2008, is focused on implementing an Electronic Health Record for OSH.  This automated system will eventually replace most of the Hospital's manual charting processes and improve the care and safety of OSH's patients.

June 29, 2011
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) has contracted with Hittner & Associates to provide additional technical support to the OR-Kids Project, which is replacing Oregon's antiquated child welfare system.  This work adds to Hittner's OR-Kids portfolio, which includes user acceptance testing leadership, training leadership and technical team leadership and support.

April 4, 2011
Hittner & Associates was asked today to continue providing support to the Oregon Health Authority's OR-Kids project by lending leadership and project management expertise for both the end-user training and user acceptance testing areas.  

July 15, 2010
Hittner & Associates is partnering with FOX, a Cognosante company, to provide Quality Assurance services on the Integrated Collections Management (ICM) project for the Oregon Department of Human Services.

May 10, 2010
The Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) announced today that it has chosen Hittner & Associates to provide management consulting services on its organizational design and process improvement project for the Department.  The Hittner Team will work with ODA to improve the processes and organizational structure for its Information Services division to better help it fulfill its mission.

March 12, 2010
The Oregon Department of Human Services today extended its contract with Hittner & Associates to provide expert testing services for the Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS).  This continues Hittner's involvement with the MMIS Project, which began in 2001.  The new MMIS went live in December 2008 and is currently going through its certification process with the  Federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) - a process with which the Hittner Team is also involved.

January 5, 2010
Hittner & Associates was chosen today to lead the end-user training effort for the Oregon Department of Human Services' (DHS) OR-KIDS Project.  This engagement which will involve the creation of a training plan and training materials will be targeted for both trainers and end-users for the new system, which will replace Oregon's existing child welfare management system.