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State leaders are looking to increase support and funding for the program

Oregon's drug decriminalization law came with additional spending intended to promote recovery; a new report on the rollout so far comes as lawmakers consider changes.

A change in data contributed to a jump in deaths among homeless people counted in an annual county report, but the number of people dying climbed significantly regardless

Podiatrist has pleaded not guilty to the allegations by two women

Mifepristone will likely remain legal but could prove much harder to access. Legal and pharmaceutical experts have said this case could have far-reaching implications on approval for medications beyond abortion drugs.

Surgeries were cancelled after Providence Health switched its contract to Sound Physicians and cut ties with an Oregon provider-owned company

After a ProPublica investigation examined how giant insurers and their intermediaries are imposing fees on doctors and hospitals for electronic payment, a bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced a bill to end the practice

With more withdrawals on the horizon, some health leaders say it’s time to curb the flow of profits being pulled out of the state’s health program for low-income Oregonians

Nearly 8,000 Oregonians die every year from tobacco-related illnesses, according to the Oregon Health Authority