Legislature Passes Bill Aimed At Preventing Youth Suicide
SALEM – School districts across the state must adopt comprehensive suicide prevention plans under a bill that passed the Oregon House of Representatives this week.
Elon Glucklich
Tensions Mount In Legislature Over Bill Restricting Pharmacy Middlemen
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SALEM – For six years, Oregon pharmacies have been lobbying the state Legislature to rein in fees imposed on them by pharmacy benefit managers, the third-party intermediaries that negotiate prices with drug manufacturers and prescription drug claims with insurers.
Crunch Time In Salem: Lawmakers Consider Must-Do Lists
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SALEM – A legislative session marked by partisan tension is entering its final weeks with plenty of unfinished business on the health care front.
In Salem, Democrats Will Scrap Controversial Vaccine Bill to Appease Republicans
SALEM – In a dramatic turn of events, Senate Democrats agreed Monday to kill a mandatory school vaccination bill that would have given Oregon some of the country's strictest child vaccination laws.
Key Element Of Gov. Kate Brown's Medicaid Funding Plan Is Dead
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SALEM – A key piece of Gov. Kate Brown's long-term Medicaid funding plan won’t pass this legislative session, blowing a $120 million hole in the governor’s "four-pillar" approach to funding the Oregon Health Plan.
Bill Banning Non-Medical Vaccine Exemptions Passes House
SALEM – With more than 100 opponents of mandatory school vaccinations looking on, an undeterred Oregon House of Representatives passed a bill on Monday that removes non-medical exemptions for school-aged children.
Despite Supermajority, Democrats Split On Bold Health Care Reform
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SALEM – In early April, as the Oregon legislative session neared its halfway point, residents across the state filled a hearing room to implore the Senate Committee on Health Care to pass Senate Bill 770 and pave the way for universal health care in Oregon.
Controversial Vaccine Bill Faces House Vote On Monday
The vaccination bill that has roiled the Oregon Legislature, spurred large protests and emotionally charged testimony will get a full vote in the state House of Representatives next week.
Analysis: Doubts Loom Over Brown’s Medicaid Funding Plan
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Gov. Kate Brown's four-pillar plan to fill Oregon's Medicaid gap remains just half assembled as the legislative session speeds into its final months.
Controversial Vaccine Bill Moves To The House
The controversial vaccination bill that would prohibit all but medically necessary exemptions has moved to the floor of the Oregon House of Representatives.
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