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Advocates for affordable health care say the state’s plan for expanding Medicaid should include similar coverage for all Oregonians.
The federal government’s recent approval of Oregon’s request to modify its Medicaid program could lead to medically tailored meals for people with low-incomes.
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With the 2023 legislative session nearing, lawmakers and others shared their views at CCO Oregon’s annual conference.
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Children entering the program will remain enrolled until their 6th birthday to improve health, access and avoid the paperwork failures that often lead to disenrollment.
Despite reduced targets to reflect the pandemic, several regional insurers fell short in the Oregon Health Plan report card.
The settlement is the biggest known drug pricing payout by Centene, which also serves Oregon Health Plan members.
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More than half of primary and mental health providers in the state's low-income health care program appeared to be “phantoms” who didn’t see anyone, OHSU researchers say.
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The Oregon Health Plan will cover a specialized treatment for children who have PANDAS/PANS, a neuropsychiatric condition.
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Myint will promote diversity, equity and inclusion at Health Share of Oregon, which oversees health care for about 400,000 low-income people in Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties under the Oregon Health Plan.
Internal Oregon Health Authority emails show that officials debated Lund Report article to make a ‘strategic and political decision’ to reduce barriers for low-income children’s access to coverage.
