Individuals enrolled in Apple Health (Medicaid), Public Employees Benefits Board, and School Employees Benefits Board coverage - and those accessing behavioral health services - will not experience a disruption in care due to the federal government shutdown. In addition, health care providers will continue to be paid for the services they provide. We will continue to monitor the situation closely and share updates if anything changes.
Read our data strategy overview to learn how we manage data for accuracy, reliability, security, and the best user experience. The full data strategy details how we aim to accomplish our goals. View HCA's data strategy refresh for updates on the data strategy.
Can't find what you're looking for? Learn more about what data resources are available.
Data is one of HCA's most valuable assets, helping strengthen our ability to make decisions based on reliable, timely, and accurate information. HCA’s data strategy demonstrates a commitment to ensuring that all Washingtonians have access to the care they need when they need it.
HCA's AI Ethics Framework sets guidelines for the ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly involving HCA clients' data. Its primary purpose is to help HCA evaluate proposed AI use cases and provide recommendations to HCA's partners, stakeholders, and contractors. The framework aims to balance the benefits, costs, and risks of AI tools while prioritizing the protection of individuals' rights and well-being.
Find health enrollment reports, legislative reports, budget information, and agency data dashboards below.
The client dashboard is an interactive tool that helps answer questions about Apple Health eligibility.
Need assistance? Read the overview and learn how to use the dashboard.
The provider dashboard contains various sets of interactive provider data and displays active current counts of specific provider categories and types.
Need assistance? Read the overview and learn how to use the dashboard.
HCA created the following annual reports to detail the current state of the Drug Price Transparency (DPT) as the agency begins to receive drug pricing and cost data.
In 2022, HCA received $35 million in federal resources for the provision of health care services for uninsured and underinsured individuals under 200 percent of the federal poverty level, regardless of immigration status.
This report covers the demonstration period from March 2020 through July 2023. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) determined that the Final Report, submitted on May 19, 2025, is in alignment with the CMS-approved Evaluation Design, and therefore, approves the state’s Final Report.
The Washington Apple Health Hep C Free Treatment dashboard tracks the amount of hep C positive clients who receive treatment and identifies possible equity or provider issues that are preventing other clients from being treated.
HCA uses surveys and other data collection to help measure Apple Health clients' experience with their health plans.
Visit the Reproductive health page.
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Washington State hospital cesarean section summary charts (2022) (corrected)
Results for behavioral health agencies (BHAs) in Washington State.
Explore reports focused on behavioral health services and outcomes for individuals in the prenatal stage through young adulthood.
HCA uses data to improve mental health services for Washington's youngest children and their families. By collecting and sharing information about infant-early childhood mental health (IECMH), we can identify strengths, uncover challenges, inform policymaking, and promote equity in care.
Find more on the IECMH report webpage.
Explore reports that highlight service delivery, outcomes, and experiences within the Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) program.
These reports include de-identified outcomes from the Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) assessment for individuals receiving WISe services.
WISe dashboard reports show demographics (age, gender, etc.) and regional location of individuals screened for WISe services, as well as outcomes of WISe services measured by the Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) and WISe implementation progress.
WISe screening reports show the sources of referrals to WISe.
WISe service characteristics show the services (individual treatment, care coordination, etc.) provided in each region as well as the state overall. In addition, there is information related to the location of services, type of service, as well as other information about WISe services.
Washington Quality Improvement Review Tool (QIRT) reports show the results of a review of clinical records from WISe providers across the state, to understand the practices used by different practitioners at each critical decision point in care, and how those practices impact individuals and family outcomes.
WISe Participant and Caregiver Survey reports show results of a survey of WISe youth participants and their caregivers on their engagement in WISe and experience in the program.
Health Commons Project (HCP) announced in a press release the acquisition of OneHealthPort, the current CDR program lead organization (LO). OneHealthPort officially becomes HCP OneHealthPort, LLC, on January 1, 2025.
HCA established the CDR program in 2015 in response to RCW 41.05.035. This legislation directed HCA to design, implement, and maintain state electronic health record repositories along with infrastructure facilitating secure exchange of health information.
The CDR is an ever-growing resource of Apple Health (Medicaid) client clinical data and was initially intended for use in:
Given the evolution of EHR interoperability technology and federal rules since 2015, the CDR program will focus on its use as an analytic utility. Authorized users can still access client data through the established CDR web portal.
Providers in Washington State are required to work with HCA’s CDR program LO to ensure their electronic health record systems (EHR) send diagnoses, procedure, and clinical outcomes information about the Apple Health clients they serve to the CDR.
Providers are encouraged to contact HCA’s LO if seeking access to the CDR web portal or CDR participation technical support.
Read the CDR frequently asked questions (FAQ).
Contact HCA with general questions about the CDR program.
MTP 2.0 began July 1, 2023, which started demonstration year (DY) 8. Note: the below reports will not align with regular calendar quarters.
Institutions for mental diseases (IMDs) are hospitals, nursing facilities, or other institutions of more than 16 beds that are primarily engaged in providing diagnosis, treatment, or care of persons with mental diseases, which includes SUD.
Institutions for mental diseases (IMDs) are hospitals, nursing facilities, or other institutions of more than 16 beds that are primarily engaged in providing diagnosis, treatment, or care of persons with mental diseases, which includes SUD.
The ERB enrollment dashboard is an interactive tool that helps answer questions about Public Employees Benefits Board (PEBB) and School Employees Benefits Board (SEBB) member enrollment.
Data showing how many subscribers are enrolled in PEBB Program medical and dental plans each month. Per HCA Small Number policy all cell values 10 and under are suppressed. Total values are not adjusted and include all values.
These reports provide information about the number of members switching plans during open enrollment.
Data showing how many subscribers are enrolled in SEBB Program medical, dental, and vision plans each month. Per HCA Small Number policy all cell values 10 and under are suppressed. Total values are not adjusted and include all values.
These reports provide information about the number of members switching plans during open enrollment.
The WA-APCD is the state’s most complete source of health and dental insurance data claims representing over 70 percent of the state’s population.
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