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With millions of people nationally losing their Medicaid benefits when the pandemic health emergency ends, some may sign up for different insurance, while others are expected to get lost in the transition.

House Bill 4083 would require insurers to offer three free visits a year and assign primary health care providers for those who lack one.

A bribery investigation alleges SpineFrontier paid millions of dollars in bogus consulting fees to spine surgeons in exchange for their using its products.

The president's administration is moving to eliminate the monthly premiums Republican-led states charge Medicaid recipients.

Veterans would gain “some esteem and dignity” with better care, supporters say.

Plans are taking shape in the Legislature to keep people enrolled when kicked off the Oregon Health Plan.

A federal program penalizes hospitals for having the high numbers of patient infections and potentially avoidable complications, but many of them it simultaneously rates as among the best in the country.

After concerns went public, Oregon Health Authority abandoned its one-of-a-kind system for children on Medicaid that has led to denials for medically necessary care.

State officials say Oregon is past its “peak” for COVID-19 cases due to the omicron variant.

We want to hear from readers about the challenges and solutions experienced by people and communities as the state implements its landmark drug-decriminalization law.