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When state legislators visit Portland to gather input on a transportation package, they will hear the need for investment in transit and safer streets.

Michael Rohwer argues that the business community must begin to re-engage the problems of health payment reform. The upcoming Oregon Health Forum Breakfast is a vital and important starting point.

Bill aims to protect public health and environment, help low-income Oregonians

On-demand scheduling, flat-fee pricing for X-rays, Ultrasounds and CT Scans

Education programs, free health care screenings, and open-clinic hours will address nutrition and diabetes prevention.

We’re bringing a national expert to town, Harold Miller, president and CEO of the Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform. Register today before our early-bird discount ends on Tuesday.

More than 1,200 new health care professionals, educators and researchers to be honored

American healthcare costs are considerably higher than the rest of the world, a fact that’s usually seen as a drag on the U.S. economy. But to OHSU prez Dr. Joe Robertson, devoting 17 percent of the economy or more to the healthcare industry is a boon since it creates jobs.