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Governor Kitzhaber Announces Agreement Between Hospitals and SEIU to Engage Frontline Workers and Improve Care

SEIU agrees not to pursue health care related ballot measures in 2014

Feb 21, 2014

The Lund Report Unveils Its New Look

With healthcare taking center stage at the Oregon State Capitol, you can count on The Lund Report to bring you the most in-depth and comprehensive coverage. We go beneath the surface, to investigate what’s going on behind the scenes and take pride in our independence.

Feb 19, 2014

The Best of The Lund Report

We’ve taken a look back at our best stories during 2013.

Dec 23, 2013

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Dec 18, 2013

Next Legislative Session Fast Approaching

You can count on The Lund Report to keep you informed of what’s going on in the state’s Capitol

Dec 11, 2013

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Dec 4, 2013

Get Ready for a New Look from The Lund Report

Not only are we preparing to redesign our news site, other new features are also in the works.

Nov 19, 2013

Regence’s Five-Year Decline in Oregon Gives Kaiser the Oregon Commercial Insurance Mantle

May 10, 2012 -- Regence BlueCross BlueShield may have witnessed its final months as Oregon’s top insurer in the commercial marketplace. Only five years ago – in 2007–Regence led Kaiser by a margin of 633,510 members as Regence insured over 1.1 million commercially.

May 10, 2012

The Lund Report Remains the Watchdog of Oregon’s Healthcare Industry

May 2, 2012 – Three years ago, I started The Lund Report to become the watchdog of the healthcare industry in Oregon. Since then, we’ve brought you stories each and every week that you won’t find elsewhere and done it with a very lean budget – by relying on award-winning freelance journalists.

May 2, 2012

Department of Corrections’ TPA May Create CCO for Prisoners and Parolees

April 25, 2012— Eyebrows almost instantaneously raised during the Oregon Health Policy Board’s meeting earlier this month when board members realized that an organization serving the Department of Corrections’ inmates had submitted a letter of intent to become a coordinated care organization (CCO).

Apr 24, 2012