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Hundreds Of McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center Employees Poised To Strike

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About half of the employees at  McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center in Springfield have voted to strike.

By: 
Elon Glucklich

OHSU Predicts Another Year Of Record Revenues, Profits

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Let the good times keep rolling, say Oregon Health & Science University budget officials.

By: 
Christian Wihtol

Oregon To Lead Nation In Setting Minimum Amount For Hospital Charity Care

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SALEM – Oregon's hospitals have long been required to provide free or discounted care for low-income patients under state and federal charity care laws.

By: 
Elon Glucklich

Escalating Workplace Violence Rocks Hospitals

Across the country, many doctors, nurses and other health care workers have remained silent about what is being called an epidemic of violence against them.

The violent outbursts come from patients and patients’ families. And for years, it has been considered part of the job.

By: 
Marlene Harris-Taylor

Charity Care Bill Faces Vote

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Hollie Murphy had a hysterectomy in 2013 that threw her into financial turmoil.

She had health insurance. She was a certified nursing assistant at Springfield’s PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend. But it was a high deductible plan, and she only made $15 an hour.

By: 
Elon Glucklich

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