Third Patient Dies At Unity Center For Behavioral Health
Another patient has died at Portland’s only psychiatric hospital for patients in a mental health crisis.
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Fight Still On Over Springfield Midwife Center
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Advocates battling PeaceHealth’s looming closure of its standalone Nurse Midwifery Birth Center in Springfield are not giving up.
Analysis: State Inconsistent In Awarding Medicaid Contracts
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When state analysts evaluated Moda’s bid to continue as the Medicaid manager for most of rural Eastern Oregon, they weren’t thrilled by what they saw.
Opinion: Oregon’s CCOs Must Address Clients’ Health from All Angles
The state of Oregon is finally recognizing that the factors that influence an individual’s health extend far beyond a doctor’s office or lab results. These social determinants of health include housing, adequate nutrition, education, and at the root of it all, financial health.
Small Business, Individual Health Insurance Rates Will Go Up in 2020
Premiums for health insurance will rise an average of 7.1 percent for small businesses and 1.5 percent for individuals next year in Oregon.
Trillium Faces Wall Of Opposition In Portland Area Medicaid Market
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Powerful players in the Portland area’s health care marketplace are trying to slam the door on Missouri-based Centene Corp., days after the Oregon Health Authority put out the welcome mat.
Legacy Fights Unionization Thrust At Unity Center
Less than a month after registered nurses at the Unity Behavioral Health Center in Portland voted overwhelmingly to be represented by the Oregon Nurses Association labor union, the center’s administrators are trying to overturn the vote -- just as they said they would.
PacificSource Gains 2 New Medicaid Contracts But Still Has To Seal Deals With Providers
PacificSource is a big winner in the next round of Medicaid contracts which were announced Tuesday.
Health Authority Approves 15 CCO Applications
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The Oregon Health Authority announced Tuesday that it plans to open up the $6 billion Medicaid market next year, giving hundreds of thousands of Oregonians covered by the Oregon Health Plan the potential to be covered by a new insurer next year.
Former Head Of OHSU's Emergency Department Leaving
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The head of Oregon Health & Science University’s emergency department is leaving.
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