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On Feb. 8-10, dozens of Oregonians will meet with legislators to ask for legislative support in the fight against Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

COVID-19 exposed just how ill equipped the outdated technology used by government agencies is to handle unprecedented demand.

Commissioners found long-running Northwest Bible Training was out of compliance with state land-use regulations.

Advocates are concerned about the slow start-up of new peer respite centers, a system that still lacks administrative rules for proposals.

A political battle in Massachusetts looks at the role hospital expansions play in driving up health care costs.

The state’s epidemiologist said Friday that the state will be filing permanent mask and vaccination rules in the next few weeks.

Senior Reporter Ben Botkin revealed documents showing employees at Oregon Health Authority and Oregon Health & Science University are calling Oregon's system denying children medical necessary care improper and even racist.

The results indicate fear of discrimination, a lack of multilingual and multicultural providers, and other issues create barriers to access.

Despite increases in overall employer health insurance costs between 2010 and 2020, Oregon workers with job-based coverage mostly fared better than the U.S. average.

After eligible people were being turned away from pharmacies, the health agency reiterated its recommendation.