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The state’s system doesn’t show the bivalent booster for those who’ve had the first four shots.
The Oregon Health Forum prepares to relaunch with Rosie Bueford at the helm, an imminent event and plenty of issues to discuss.
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Children entering the program will remain enrolled until their 6th birthday to improve health, access and avoid the paperwork failures that often lead to disenrollment.
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Lawsuit by former longtime sales representative claims Exact Sciences Corp. made false promises in order to hire him, then forced him to resign, which he did.
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Lawsuit contends doctors should have known the implant could block MRI imaging needed to track woman’s condition.
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The suit alleges the company’s negligence contributed to a data breach affecting patients and employees.
A Kaiser Permanente researcher says her large-scale four-year study in the Portland and Seattle areas will help track a virus that’s still evolving.
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Vandehey served as the policy point person for the Oregon Health Authority after serving as an advisor to Gov. Kate Brown.
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At stake is potentially more than $100 million in fines for Legacy, a Portland-based health system of six hospitals around the state, based on violations found by the state Bureau of Labor and Industries.
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Two sales reps for the Lake Oswego—based company accused it of using Hawaii trips, sports tickets, wine-tastings and bogus payments to induce surgeons to use its defibrillators and pacemakers; the firm denied wrongdoing.
