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The proposal includes health coverage for prisoners preparing for reentry and allowing children to stay enrolled until age 6.

The council implementing Oregon’s Drug Addiction Treatment and Recovery Act needs help it’s not getting.

A year after President Joe Biden signed an order creating an entity modeled on FDR’s hugely successful Wartime Production Board, to be called the Pandemic Testing Board, there’s little trace of it.

As many relax their vigilance, millions of people are living with chronic illnesses or disabilities that make them especially susceptible to COVID-19. For some, catching it is a risk they cannot take.

Move by Universal Health Services follows tentative state approval last October for a scaled-down 60-bed facility if it assists hospital emergency departments with their boarding problems.

Despite recent signals that COVID’s grip on the country may be easing, many older adults are struggling with persistent malaise.

Senate Bill 1530 would help couples in Oregon with infertility issues who buy their own insurance on the marketplace.

Legislators grilled an outside expert and the Oregon Health Authority about a proposal to charge counties that don’t accept Oregon State Hospital patients.

Approved by the House, the legislation would lower barriers to surgical technologist certification to address shortages around the state.

Right-to-privacy protections enshrined in state constitutions could block attempts to restrict abortions in many states.