Less than a month after registered nurses at the Unity Behavioral Health Center in Portland voted overwhelmingly to be represented by the Oregon Nurses Association labor union, the center’s administrators are trying to overturn the vote -- just as they said they would.
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Registered nurses at the troubled Unity Center for Behavioral Health in Northeast Portland have won their bid for a unionization vote.
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Medicare is penalizing five Oregon hospitals this year for having above-average rates of infections and other hospital-acquired complications.
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Legacy Health is best known for its hospitals, but a financial review of the Portland-based nonprofit healthcare system that only looks at those hospitals is missing a big part of the picture.
The planned joint venture between hospital nonprofit Legacy Health and insurance company PacificSource, made public in a Lund Report exclusive story last week, has roots in internal discussions launched at Legacy well over a year ago, documents reveal.
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The planned joint venture between hospital nonprofit Legacy Health and insurance company PacificSource, made public in a Lund Report exclusive story last week, has roots in internal discussions launched at Legacy well over a year ago, documents reveal.
January 26, 2011 -- SEIU along with the staff at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center are worried about the cleanliness of the hospital and, potentially, an increase in infection rates because of a plan to restructure its housekeeping staff.
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October 18, 2010 -- A tall crane and sure-footed ironworkers will install the final steel beams this week on a nine-story tower at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center intended to be a cutting-edge children's hospital when it opens in 2012.
