Christian Wihtol
Trillium Cuts Jobs Amid Loss Of Medicaid Members
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A new five-year round in Oregon’s Medicaid system has just begun and already it’s taken a toll on Trillium Community Health Plan, a for-profit insurer facing competition for the first time on its home turf.
OHSU Charges Toward Another Profitable Year
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Oregon Health & Science University continues to be a money machine.
Low-Key Salem Health Becomes Financial Powerhouse
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Salem Health’s latest expansion sounds ambitious: building a $235 million, seven-story, 150-bed tower at its centerpiece facility, Salem Hospital.
Rejected Once, Pennsylvania Corporation Files New Bid For Oregon Psychiatric Hospital
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Three years after failing to win state approval to build a 100-bed psychiatric hospital in Wilsonville, a multinational health care giant is trying anew, arguing that the mental health care crisis in Oregon has only worsened since its first application was rejected.
Audit: Multnomah County Primary Care Clinics Need To Fix Staffing Turnover
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Behavioral Health Director: 'Workforce Is One Of My Key Priorities'
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Gov. Kate Brown has identified behavioral health as an area in which Oregon needs to improve, particularly in serving the 1 million people on Medicaid.
Psychiatric Hospital Battles Medicaid Powerhouses Over Patients
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A Pennsylvania-based Fortune 500 health care company is having a tough time elbowing its way into the Oregon market, judging by a lawsuit the company filed against five Oregon Medicaid insurers and its stymied attempt so far to build a psychiatric hospital in Wilsonville.
Oregon Faces Big Hurdle In Improving Mental Health Care: Staffing
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Oregon’s behavioral health and addiction services agencies are operating at a subpar level in part because low pay, high stress and other problems prompt workers to quit the field, leading to acute worker shortages, experts told the Oregon Health Policy Board this week.
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