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Hospital officials say boosting staffing minimums would lead to increased financial losses and fewer staffed beds for patient care.

Lawmakers and practitioners offered their advice during an Oregon Health Forum panel on Monday.

An OHSU charge nurse was investigated for her “tone” when raising patient safety concerns, prompting the Oregon Nurses Association to file a complaint.

Several changes in health insurance coverage could affect those who purchase their own policies and are not on Medicare.

American Medical Response said its pullout from two counties in California will primarily affect Providence, the Catholic health system.

Sixteen million people of working age in the U.S. suffer with long COVID and of those, from 2 to 4 million people were unemployed in June and July, according to a report.

More than a year after Biden’s executive order to promote competition, the FTC's oversight of hospital consolidation may be stronger in rhetoric than in reality.

A new lawsuit over the opioids epidemic filed by the city of Portland showed alleged pharmacy-level, doctor-level and patient-level advocacy to boost sales.

Oregon is one of seven states not participating in federal youth risk behavior surveys, as it says its own survey is more useful and school-focused.

Montana is making changes to a widely-watched hospital reform, sparking concerns.