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Ballot Measure 108, which would increase the tax on cigarettes and cigars and vaping products, has attracted the most money.
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Jessica Guernsey, who was involved in protecting the public against previous outbreaks, will lead the county’s response to COVID-19 and focus on trying to reduce health care disparities.
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Providers continue to question the Oregon Health Authority’s decision to let the for-profit company serve Medicaid members in the tri-county Portland area.
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A panel of experts discussed the current vaccine candidates and the likely timeline of having one that will provide immunity to people next year.
Three experts spoke about the global effort for a COVID-19 vaccine and what it means for Oregonians at a virtual event hosted by the Oregon Health Forum, a non-profit affiliate of The Lund Report.
The attack shut down Universal Health Services, the owner of Cedar Hills Hospital, which has nearly 100 in-patient beds for mental health patients.
Rachael Banks, who is currently the public health director for Multnomah County, will focus on health inequity issues at the state.
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Federal officials focused on four coordinated care organizations operating in 2016 and 2017. The Oregon Health Authority said it is now trying to hold them more accountable.
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Sen. Sara Gelser said plans to improve Oregon’s widely criticized behavioral health system did nothing for a segment of the population.
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The move marks another redo by the authority over policies created without the input from minorities and communities of color.
