Total Federal Payout To Oregon Hospitals In Flux
The final figures are not yet in but the payouts range from nearly $400,000 to more than $33 million per facility.
Christian Wihtol
Oregon’s For-Profit, Revenue-Rich Hospitals Reap Millions In Federal Payout
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The federal government gave the two for-profit hospitals in the state plenty despite the fact that they generate big annual payouts for their out-of-state owners.
Providence Enacts New Round Of Temporary Pay Cuts
Health care giant Providence Health & Services is cutting the salaries of high-paid medical providers in a new round of belt-tightening following revenue drops caused by the COVID-19 crisis.
Report: Economic Slump Could Increase Oregon’s Medicaid Bill By Half A Billion Dollars
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Depending on the level of unemployment created by the virus-induced economic crisis, Oregon would need to spend between $75 million and $516 million in state money to cover the additional Medicaid enrollees for the period January 2020-December 2022, according to a new report.
Patients, Revenues Starting To Return To OHSU Amid Losses
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Patient volumes and accompanying revenues are “beginning to recover” at Oregon Health & Science University, but the institution expects the next 12 to 24 months to be financially lean as a recession grips the region, administrators said in a report to the board.
Hospitals Cut Pay, Hours In Response To Plunging Revenues
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Oregon’s big hospital systems were sitting pretty just three months ago after years of steady growth and profits. But now they’re grappling with the sudden monetary fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.
Medicaid Enrollment Jumps In Oregon But State Not In Crisis
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A growing number of the hundreds of thousands of Oregonians made jobless by the coronavirus crisis are signing up for Medicaid insurance, but for now, at least, Oregon has enough money to cover them.
Medical Clinics: 'There Aren't The Revenues To Stay Open'
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Oregon’s for-profit medical clinics have joined the long queue of businesses seeking help from the state and federal government to cope with the financial shock waves of the coronavirus pandemic.
Politicians, Health Care Groups Support Psychiatric Hospital In Wilsonville
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Advocates of a long-stalled proposal to build a psychiatric hospital in Wilsonville have urged Gov. Kate Brown to let the project move forward, saying the extra beds are needed to meet an increased demand for mental health treatment during the coronavirus pandemic.
No Surge Yet For Oregon’s Medicaid Program
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Oregon’s Medicaid system hasn’t yet been strained by the coronavirus-induced economic freefall -- but mainly because many of the newly unemployed aren’t immediately applying for the subsidized health insurance, the head of Oregon’s Medicaid program said.
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