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Undeterred by costly premium hikes it will cause for many Oregonians, state officials are pursuing a new health plan to keep as many as 20,000 people from dropping their insurance — but some say officials haven't done enough to inform the public

Osteopathic physicians, commonly known as DOs, are licensed to practice the full range of medicine

In a letter to lawmakers, nearly 200 doctors say the failure to pass legislation at the center of the impasse in Salem hurts patients

Most of the reported $2 billion was derived from serving Medicaid and Medicare patients — only 15% was actual charity care

Nurses and clinicians at three Providence facilities announced that they plan to move forward with a strike if they can’t reach an agreement with management over caseloads and pay

The budget overlaps with Gov. Tina Kotek’s priorities but leaves out two of her large funding requests

It spares health programs like Medicaid from the deep cuts approved in April by the Republican-led House

Bargaining sessions are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday. If those fail, a strike would start June 12.

Eight more states join those like Oregon, which have already extended health benefits for one year after pregnancy

More than 600,000 have lost Medicaid coverage since pandemic protections ended, with the vast majority removed for not completing paperwork