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Jogan Health faces a lawsuit alleging it hasn’t paid $724,000 for security services at Oregon COVID-19 testing sites.

After a successful launch, the program will expose more students to meeting the complex needs of people experiencing homelessness in Jackson and Klamath counties.

Lawsuit by former longtime sales representative claims Exact Sciences Corp. made false promises in order to hire him, then forced him to resign.

As schools open without mask requirements in the third COVID fall, a Multnomah County health official advises kids to stay home when sick, get flu vaccines and worry little about monkeypox.

Tens of billions of dollars of benefits, including from Medicare, are going unused every year because seniors don’t know about them, find applications too difficult to complete, or feel conflicted about asking for help.

Legacy Health will operate the clinic in Northwest Portland between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Oregon business groups, including commercial health insurers and Oregon Business & Industry, oppose the plan citing its proposed new taxes.

Op-ed calls for more information about cost versus benefit as vaccine-makers prepare to hike prices.

Researchers say surveys commonly used by hospitals could be far more useful by addressing cultural competence.

In August, The Lund Report’s series about the state’s growing meth problem garnered a lot of attention.