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The state did away with its former crisis standards of care, calling them discriminatory. Some health care officials say what replaced the standards isn't enough.

Oregon agencies say they need more money to boost worker pay and stem employee turnover that is hurting the quality of care.

The ruling comes after the Oregon Medical Board sued Dr. Paul Thomas for refusing to name patients involved in his study of autism rates, which were requested as part of its investigation into his conduct.

Roughly 4,800 Oregonians filing for bankruptcy in 2019 listed medical bills among their debts, according to a new report.

The civil lawsuit, alleging anti-competitive practices by Portland firm LegitScript, may move to Oregon venue.

The city attorney’s office advised city staff on Tuesday that the order was legally dubious.

With vaccine mandates in the offing, opponents turn to the claim that vaccination interferes with religious beliefs.

Concern for children amid the COVID-19 delta variant is contributing to a rising number of farmworker families getting vaccinated.

More than 9 million people have enrolled in a program to share information about their health since getting the shot.