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The tentative plan would constitute a major reshaping of Oregon’s health care landscape if approved by regulators. The two sides are running a month or more behind as they work on details.

Oregon advisory committee will consider a draft recommendation saying the nonprofit’s absorption into a California entity could harm low-income Oregonians and shouldn’t be approved

Regence is taking a reimbursement dispute public, saying its members could be deemed out-of-network starting early next year

In the first Federal Trade Commission legal challenge against a private equity purchase of medical practices, the agency targeted one of the most aggressive firms building large, market-dominating medical groups

Federal officials encourage seniors and other members of the public to become fraud detectives by reporting misleading or deceptive sales tactics to 800-MEDICARE

With PeaceHealth's University District Hospital closing, local first responders are bracing

Oregon and Washington workers in line for hefty raises

State officials failed to persuade the federal government to embrace changes to an agreement around a climate-related devices such as air conditioners, and now are planning a scaled-down program for March

The report recommends that legislators in Oregon's bordering state revamp Medicaid coverage for children and mothers

Buprenorphine and Suboxone have proved less effective against fentanyl, and commonly used doses can trigger violent, immediate withdrawal