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Lawmakers have dedicated extra money to cover a demand for Medicaid and there's new money for behavioral health care, an area that's been neglected for years.
In this latest announcement by Gov. Kate Brown, which is likely to be the last one on risk levels, Jefferson, Klamath, and Marion move down to moderate risk.
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A state report says the facilities had a staff vaccination rate of 62% in May and that 84% of long-term care residents were inoculated.
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The plan will allocate about $25 million to reward coordinated care organizations that boost the vaccine rates of their members.
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The proposal would give up to $2,000 to essential workers, including health care employees, but would phase out the money for higher-paid staff.
Jackson County will move down to moderate risk, with Polk County set to move to lower risk in the governor’s COVID-19 framework.
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Facing pressure from coordinated care organizations, the health authority reduces its COVID-19 vaccination-rate goals for Medicaid members.
State officials still expect Oregon to reach a 70% vaccination rate for adults by the end of June.
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Advocates for better drug- and alcohol-addiction services urge lawmakers to take action on a range of bills.
Coyner will shepherd the negotiation of Oregon’s next five-year Medicaid agreement with the federal government.
