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The institution also said in a presentation prepared for its board that it is moving toward “making OHSU an anti-racist organization.”
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The insurer’s commercial arm violated state-mandated deadlines nearly 4,500 times when members or providers contested denials of service.
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The Vancouver, Washington-based company remains silent about its long-range plans for the Eugene site.
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A committee that first met at the end of 2019 has come up with a proposed program to cap cost increases at 3.4% a year in Oregon.
More state residents, their incomes hurt by COVID-19 pandemic, may instead be enrolling in the free Oregon Health Plan.
The two sides didn’t disclose the terms. Salem Health had wanted to raise the prices it charges health insurer Kaiser by 30%.
Oregon's two U.S. senators say they will push to make sure Oregon gets a fair share of vaccine doses. The distribution of the Moderna vaccine starts Monday.
The state could have 70% of the population inoculated by late spring or summer, according to the Oregon Health Authority's chief epidemiologist Dr. Dean Sidelinger.
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Trillium appears substantially short of meeting standards set by the Oregon Health Authority for the Oregon Health Plan, documents show.
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A review of the two state-run boards that oversee health insurance for state employees and educators praised the agencies for curbing spending but called them out over federal fines.
