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The COVID-19 pandemic and Oregon’s dire health care workforce shortage have sparked a mix of proposals as the session is about to launch.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic nears the two-year mark, state legislators say its lessons are spawning bills.
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SEIU Local 49-affiliated health care workers have approved a three-year contract with raises and other benefits.
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Health care workforce needs and behavioral health incentives are on the table as lawmakers prepare for the short session.
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Now running for governor, the longtime legislative leader introduced a bill to fight community violence with Medicaid funds as she was leaving.
Advocates say low-income children in Oregon deserve the same guarantee of health care that every other state has.
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The facility has halted admissions for at least a week after 61 people test positive.
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Cover All People, a new program intended to combat disparities and improve health, will make the Oregon Health Plan open to people regardless of their immigration status starting July 1, 2022.
A projected surge from the omicron variant of COVID-19 represents “dire” news for Oregon hospitals, patients and health care workers.
Their report urges safeguards to prevent bogus Medicaid billing during hospital stays.
