$5.1M Oregon opioid crisis settlement funds will go to harm reduction programs
Oregon has allocated $5.1 million from state opioid crisis settlement funds for harm reduction programs through the Oregon Health Authority, OHA announced Thursday.
Providence and hospital doctors reach tentative agreement in Oregon's 27-day health care strike
Providence and dozens of doctors at a hospital in Portland, Oregon, have reached a tentative agreement after 27 days of ...
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La Pine health clinic cuts staff in wake of federal funding uncertainty
The La Pine Community Health Center has laid off an undetermined number of workers in the wake of uncertainty of federal ...
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Fired Oregon prison health leaders delayed treatment, retaliated against staff, report claims
The 84-page internal investigation from the Oregon Department of Corrections also highlighted inadequate treatment of women’s ...
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Oregon Nurses Association reaches tenative agreement with Providence Health
The Oregon Nurses Association has announced it has reached a tentative agreement between nurses at eight Oregon hospitals and ...
‘That’s unacceptable’: How delays, backlogs plague Oregon’s nursing home inspection unit
Sarah Knutson couldn’t believe what she was hearing. It was October, and Knutson’s 87-year-old mother, Karen, had been ...
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Parents of high-needs children push Oregon to streamline payments for providing care
State Sen. Deb Patterson, a Salem Democrat, is spearheading legislation that would increase the ability of parents caring for ...