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A settlement could be imminent between the state of Oregon and Zoom Health Plan to recover $3 million after its affiliate Zoom Management Inc. failed to pay the money in late 2016 in exchange for a surplus note, but never did.
Independent sources have told The Lund Report that a settlement agreement will likely happen by late September. Beyond recovering the $3 million, other penalties could be imposed that affect Zoom’s co-founders and majority stakeholders, Drs. Dave Sanders and Albert DiPiero.
The contentious battle between FamilyCare Health and the Oregon Health Authority shows no signs of letting up.
As Patrick Allen prepares to take over as interim director of the Oregon Health Authority, he may have his hands full looking for top managers. Not only have the Medicaid director and chief medical officer left in the last two months, but Dr.
Tickets are going fast for Oregon’s Health Forum’s breakfast on August 23 that takes an in-depth look at breaking down the barriers between K-12 education funding and healthcare dollars.
The Lund Report has learned that yet another high-ranking official has left the Oregon Health Authority.
Health insurers, community activists and policymakers take the stage on Aug.
ZOOM+, which runs more than 20 neighborhood clinics in the Portland and Seattle metropolitan areas, lost two high-level executives in June.
Lauren Wallace who was hired by CEO Dave Sanders as general consul, stepped down following a 10-month stint. She was hired in August 2016.
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Less than two weeks after officials at Oregon Health & Science University told The Lund Report they intended to negotiate a new agreement with Salem Health, that effort to repair a relationship ori
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Nearly two years ago, Salem Health joined forces with Oregon Health & Science University to create OHSU Partners LLC, and combine their clinical and financial operations. They intended to help transform healthcare throughout Oregon by creating an integrated health system.
