Gov. Kate Brown Commits To Affordable Health Care In Annual Speech
The governor urged Oregon to plans to prepare for a long haul with the pandemic and said she would back a proposal to cap the rise in health care costs statewide at 3.4%.
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Clark County Widens Access To COVID-19 Vaccine
The area was late in adding seniors 65 and older to its eligibility list along with 50-year-olds in multigenerational households but is now on par with the rest of the state.
COVID-19 Outbreak Hits St. Charles Hospital In Redmond
The outbreak is the latest to affect patients and staff working in a hospital in Oregon or Southwest Washington.
Brown Insists Educators Must Be Vaccinated Before Seniors Despite Anger Among Seniors, Questions By Scientists
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A retired school teacher with health conditions told The Lund Report that “if I get this I die,” referring to the novel coronavirus.
COVID-19, Health Care Funding In Full Legislative Agenda
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Issues related to the pandemic are certain to dominate the session but there are plenty of other proposals in the works, including legislation on a public option.
Regence's Owners Fined By Washington State Over Arrest
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The $10,000 fine stems from the arrest in June 2019 of Dr. Patrick Conway who was set to become CEO of Cambia as part of a partnership deal.
PeaceHealth To Demolish Buildings At Hospital Site
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The Vancouver, Washington-based company remains silent about its long-range plans for the Eugene site.
Oregon’s Latest Vaccine Rollout Plan Mired In Uncertainty
A plan to put seniors after educators and school staff has drawn scrutiny among officials calling for the state to base its priority decisions on public health data.
Oregon’s List Of Those Eligible For A Vaccine Could Triple -- Even Without Supplies
The state’s Vaccine Advisory Committee has decided the state should add seven more groups to the priority list that already includes nearly 1.4 million people.
Oregon About To Double Vaccine Eligibility List As Providers Struggle To Get A Shot Amid Confusion
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The state has only given one or two doses to about one-fifth of the 500,000 people currently eligible, and another 810,000 will be up for a shot starting Jan. 23.
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