New Measles Outbreak Hits Portland Area
Health officials are battling a new outbreak of measles in the Portland area.
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Poll Shows Many Oregonians Would Support Hefty Tax To Fund Universal Health Care
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A new poll indicates there is broad support in Oregon for universal health care, with many residents in favor of funding it with a tax.
OHSU, Union Agree On Contract As Union Pursues Complaint
Months-long negotiations between Oregon Health & Science University and a union that represents nearly half of its workforce have ended with a tentative agreement.
Exclusive: OHSU’s Heart Failure Team Warned Program Would Collapse -- Then It Did
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A medical crisis hit the heart transplant program at Oregon Health & Science University the year before it collapsed. A rash of patients died, giving the program its worst outcomes in three decades.
OHSU President Apologizes, HR Head Resigns As Union Rallies
The president of Oregon Health & Science University has issued a public apology and the head of human resources has stepped down amid a Twitter campaign against a local union that’s been bargaining for a new contract with the institution since February.
Third Patient Dies At Unity Center For Behavioral Health
Another patient has died at Portland’s only psychiatric hospital for patients in a mental health crisis.
PacificSource Gains 2 New Medicaid Contracts But Still Has To Seal Deals With Providers
PacificSource is a big winner in the next round of Medicaid contracts which were announced Tuesday.
Health Authority Approves 15 CCO Applications
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The Oregon Health Authority announced Tuesday that it plans to open up the $6 billion Medicaid market next year, giving hundreds of thousands of Oregonians covered by the Oregon Health Plan the potential to be covered by a new insurer next year.
Former Head Of OHSU's Emergency Department Leaving
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The head of Oregon Health & Science University’s emergency department is leaving.
Special Report: Oregon’s Meth Epidemic Surges Amid Focus On Opioids
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The millions of dollars and countless hours that Oregon health officials have devoted to fighting the opioid epidemic in recent years have had an effect: Overdose deaths from prescription painkillers have fallen to a 14-year low.
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