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Adrian Smith named Childhood Dependency Task Force Administrator

Oregon will have to contribute an additional $500 million in the next two-year budget to meet its share of the expansion of healthcare coverage for the state’s poorest residents. Meanwhile, the Addictions and Mental Health Division has disappeared to be combined with a separate division, and activists complain about the loss of a full-time HIV care manager.

She also briefed the Health Policy Board on the financial deficits facing her agency over the next six years.

The latest job postings include listings from Washington County, The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs and Greenfield Health.

OHSU reports highest revenue of any Oregon hospital, likely a reflection of several factors: because of its affiliations with researchers and academics, it provides a disproportionate share of complex, high-cost treatments.

OHSU reports highest revenue, profit of any Oregon hospital, as its status as an academic and research leader sets it apart

The looming question is which other hospitals will join the newly created OHSU Partners.

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