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Last year, The Lund Report analyzed the profitability, net income and charity care of Oregon hospitals, and found that the Providence chain’s eight hospitals spent $192.6 million in charity care in 2012, up 14.3%, while its net income fell to $155.6 million.

Preliminary 2014 figures suggest CCO enrollments leave fewer patients unable to pay; meanwhile, tax filings reveal millions in compensation for nonprofit’s executives

The Lund Report received a query recently from the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

Harvard and CUNY researchers find unauthorized immigrants generated surplus contributions of $35.1 billion from 2000-2011, prolonging the Trust Fund’s solvency

New webinar series helps pharmacists understand the opportunities and the challenges of launching a business in the medication therapy management (MTM) services industry

Over 75 People Dedicate Efforts to Raise Money for Research

At the same time, healthcare costs in Salem are among the highest in state capitals across the country, according to an independent analysis

House Bill 3100 directs the Oregon Health Authority to develop a plan through 2025 to detail how each corner of the state will be able to provide basic public health for its residents.