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Critics say a court order that limits how long some patients can be treated at Oregon State Hospital could hurt public safety and put people on the street without care.
Even in states with programs to stabilize people with a serious mental illness, such as Oregon, treatment isn’t guaranteed.
Oregon expects the annual calls to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline to double within a year.
Often backed by venture capital firms, online mental health companies are growing in popularity despite experts' concerns.
Despite a longstanding push to integrate care and better serve patients, the way many insurance plans cover mental health doesn’t necessarily support integrating it with physical care.
Dr. Ajit Jetmalani, a child psychiatrist at Oregon Health & Science University, is urging parents to watch for signs of anxiety and depression in their children.
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Concerns linger as state health officials start to distribute funds lawmakers authorized in 2021.
A new audit said that about half of the people in Multnomah County who need mental health medication reported that they did not get it in a timely fashion or at all.
Thousands of people in Oregon are interested in using psilocybin as a mental health treatment under the voter-approved program.
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Interviews shed light on how the House passed a bill with stiffer penalties for assaults on health care workers, but supporters’ last-minute efforts failed in the Senate. The bill had sparked concerns it would cause further criminalization of mental illness.
