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Oregon Pushing for Better Emergency Care for People with Disabilities

Experts say specialized needs of disabled being recognized

Oct 12, 2015

At Risk Youth Find Solace with Search and Rescue Dogs

Youth Progress partners with Yutes N’ Hounds

Sep 29, 2015

Prior Authorization Standardization Ready to go

The new law requires insurers to accept the state standardized form

Sep 24, 2015

Health Officials Push for Lincoln County Detox Beds

New $57 million medical center a good location, some say

Sep 17, 2015

Less Invasive Liver Test Coming for Oregon Patients

The test could help hepatitis C patients get access to medications

Sep 10, 2015

North Coast Pain Clinic Moves to Warrenton

The clinic focused on behavioral health techniques rather than relying on narcotics

Sep 2, 2015

Surplus Medication Recycled to Needy Patients

Sirum, a non-profit organization, now has an Oregon presence and in the past has distributed $4 million of unused and unexpired medicine, helping 85,000 patients.

Aug 4, 2015

Universal Healthcare Expert to Visit Oregon, Tout Single Payer Plan

Efforts are underway in Colorado and Oregon for universal healthcare.

Jul 21, 2015

Hospital Safety Scores Reveal Only 29 Percent of Oregon Hospitals get High Marks

None of Oregon’s hospitals have gotten straight A’s since 2012, according to the Leapfrog Group analysis, while Bay Area and Samaritan Albany ranked the lowest in the latest ratings, earning D’s.

Jul 8, 2015
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CDC to Consider Routine Recommendation of Meningococcal Vaccine

Oregon advocates, parents pushing for vaccine.

Jun 18, 2015