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Single-payer advocates came to the Capitol on Monday to air their passions on behalf of a bill that’s not going anywhere. But a pair of efforts on the horizon may bolster their ideas for replacing private health insurance with a single-payer health plan for everyone.

House Democrats pushed through two health measures late last week that had the support of Planned Parenthood in a coup for reproductive health and patient privacy.

The two health purchasing boards had been expected to finally choose a permanent administrator yesterday.

It’s been five years since the Affordable Care Act was introduced, and one of the most important provisions is under fire.

Commitment to Transparency Leads to a Strong Database for Shared Learning

The first Medical-Legal Partnership in Oregon is set to begin a pilot project this fall

Training and educational requirements appear not to be the same for home care workers who appear on the state registry

Many mental conditions impact an employee’s performance but may not be visible to the employer.

Second SB 941 Alternative Sought To Reduce Firearm Violence By Investing In Critical Mental Health Services While Increasing Penalties For Gun Crimes