In the Spotlight

Really nice story about the Roanoke Chowan Program can be found here...and with some amazing quality pictures!

We'll Go the Extra Mile!

Our super staff goes to great lengths to get equipment to our patients. Here, MosaicMedical Care Assistant Maureen is delivering remote monitoring equipment on a typical Oregon winter's day.

The Central Oregon Telehealth Project is a partnership between MosaicMedical in Central Oregon and the Roanoke-Chowan Community Health Center in North Carolina. Our patient-centered care team understands that even a nationwide connection needs people willing to go the extra mile!

Everybody's Getting into the Act!

We usually expect our patients to be human. It's the nature of the care we provide.

But as humans often find out, their cats have minds of their own and have certain expectations of us.

Here's a look at one of our participants' feline friend suggesting that it's time to weigh in and check in!

Good work, Athena!

"How am I doing?"

Stay with us to find out more about the Central Oregon Telehealth Network.

Roanoke-Chowan Community Health Center is making the news. Here is a two-part article about their North-Carolina-based remote monitoring program and some information about the Central Oregon project in the mix.

Part 1 is available at this location.

Part 2 is available at This link.

Stay tuned to this blog for further information as the project develops.

Welcome to the Central Oregon Telehealth Network!

This blog has been established to track the process of starting and exciting project: Connecting Remote Monitoring facilities in North Carolina and Oregon, a coast-to-coast Telehealth project.

The Roanoke-Chowan Community Health Center is facilitating the startup of remote monitoring of chroncally ill patients in central Oregon and this blog has been designed to track the impressions, challenges, victories and solutions experienced by the staff in this exciting effort.

The blog and analysis of the project are being conducted by the Mid-Atlantic Telehealth Resource Center (MATRC) and the Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Center (NRTRC). The Telehealth Resource Centers are part of a nationwide group of centers aimed at expanding health care to underserved areas through Telehealth services. For more information on the TRCs, visit the National TRC website, For information on MATRC, click on this link; and for information on NRTRC, click here.

The COTN Experience blog will post impressions from the participants in the project, both providers and patients. It will also contain observations from the TRC staff who are monitoring the project and from project administrators. We encourage you to track this site as the project grows.