Oregon COVID-19 Cases Are Up, Severity Is Down
With masks off, more people are starting to get COVID-19 again, but public health officials don’t expect a surge of deadly cases.
With masks off, more people are starting to get COVID-19 again, but public health officials don’t expect a surge of deadly cases.
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A state employee sued the Department of Administrative Services after it inadvertently released the vaccination status of more than 40,000 state employees.
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Two candidates with health care backgrounds are contesting the Northeast Portland seat vacated by Barbara Smith Warner.
The state has failed to keep up with “unprecedented” demand by people seeking health insurance, food aid, case and child care assistance during the pandemic.
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Pearl Health Center in Portland billed insurers for COVID-19 shots as office visits though conducted in a children's play center.
The federal ruling, possibly the first of its kind nationally, opens the door to a potentially massive liability that could cost Oregon millions of dollars to resolve.
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Ukrainians in the Pacific Northwest are supporting their native country with donations as a Portland-based humanitarian group plans its response.
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Rep. Rachel Prusak, chair of the House Health Care Committee, is leaving the Legislature when her term ends.
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Lawmakers invested in health care workforce needs, approved an expansion for the Oregon Health Plan and approved incentives for behavioral health providers.
House Bill 4083 would require insurers to offer three free visits a year and assign primary health care providers for those who lack one.