Racial Status And The Pandemic: A Combustible Mixture
Officials said little about race early in the pandemic. If they had, could it have made a difference?
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Providence Releases Details On Pay Cuts
Providence Health & Services will cut executive pay, furlough staff and trim employee hours in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Hospitals Cut Pay, Hours In Response To Plunging Revenues
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Oregon’s big hospital systems were sitting pretty just three months ago after years of steady growth and profits. But now they’re grappling with the sudden monetary fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.
Oregon Health Authority Could Face Deep Cuts To Behavioral Health, Medicaid
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The Oregon Health Authority may freeze new behavioral health programs, remove nearly one-quarter of the beds from Oregon State Hospital and pare back Medicaid services, even as the state reels from the pandemic with thousands of laid-off Oregonians applying for free health coverage under the Oreg
COVID Survivors’ Blood Plasma Is A Sought-After New Commodity
Diana Berrent learned she had tested positive for COVID-19 on a Wednesday in mid-March. Within a day, she had received 30 emails from people urging her to donate blood.
Oregon Counties Scramble To Get Their Coronavirus Reopening Plans To The Governor
At least 23 counties have submitted proposals to Gov. Kate Brown's office to reopen starting on Friday.
As Oregon Reopens, More Masks Required, Certain Restrictions In Place Through September
Gov. Kate Brown released more details of her three-phase plan for reopening businesses on Thursday that includes new requirements for masks in public and a set of criteria that counties have to meet to peel back coronavirus restrictions.
Pediatric Clinics Hard Hit By COVID-19 As Patients Stay Home
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Oregon pediatricians have experienced steep declines in patient visits during the pandemic, sparking layoffs and concerns that clinics in rural areas could shutter entirely.
New Coronavirus Data Reveal Oregon Neighborhoods With Most Infections
Coronavirus infections in the metro area have largely spared Portland’s close-in neighborhoods and its most exclusive suburban enclaves, flourishing instead among people who live in far-flung suburbs and exploding in the Woodburn area of Marion County.
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