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For migrant farmworkers, outreach and mobile clinics are key to increasing COVID-19 vaccination rates and overcoming hesitancy.
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Chiropractors, EMTs and others have poor vaccination rates, reigniting debate about whether COVID-19 vaccination should be mandatory in the health care industry.
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The health insurers say they are the best organizations for expanding the Medicaid system to address social factors such as housing and food.
An Oregon State University fine arts student wins the grand prize, which Gov. Kate Brown had dangled to lure more people to get vaccinated.
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Dr. Kaz Rafia is the second dental director at the agency, replacing Bruce Austin.
The deaths stretched from Oregon through British Columbia, which was hit the hardest with nearly 800 fatalities.
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Infectious disease experts warn there is the potential for flareups with the presence of highly infectious variants and the risk of others emerging that could evade vaccines.
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The measures passed include creating a new dental profession and giving coordinated care organizations more flexibility.
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Residents will have to wait to see whether the Oregon Legislature’s increased spending and regulation of the health care industry will yield results.
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The Oregon House passes House Bill 3352, to make people eligible for Medicaid regardless of their immigration status.
