Former Resident Sues OHSU — Again
The latest suit accuses OHSU of violating a settlement agreement in a discrimination suit filed in 2018 and hurting the former staff member's attempt to finish her training.
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CCOs Critical of Oregon’s Proposed New 'Health Equity Zones'
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The health insurers say they are the best organizations for expanding the Medicaid system to address social factors such as housing and food.
With Pandemic Slowing, Oregon Announces Winner Of $1 Million Vaccination Prize
An Oregon State University fine arts student wins the grand prize, which Gov. Kate Brown had dangled to lure more people to get vaccinated.
Former Employee at Pacific University’s Pharmacy School Files Discrimination Lawsuit
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The employee had worked on a staff survey about alleged sexism, racism and workplace violations, the lawsuit says.
Oregon Health Authority Hires New Dental Director
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Dr. Kaz Rafia is the second dental director at the agency, replacing Bruce Austin.
Nearly 1,000 Die In Northwest Heat Wave
The deaths stretched from Oregon through British Columbia, which was hit the hardest with nearly 800 fatalities.
Oregon Will Start Purging 200,000 From Medicaid Rolls Next Summer
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A temporary federal law that is allowing people to stay on Medicaid even if their income exceeds traditional limits will expire.
Some Consumers Can Get Health Insurance For $1, Officials Say
New enrollment period and credits available on the health insurance marketplace are aimed at people who have been on unemployment this year.
Hundreds Die In Northwest Heat Wave
From Oregon to British Columbia, temperatures set new highs, reaching more than 120 degrees Fahrenheit in one British Columbian town.
Restrictions Lifted But What About The Pandemic?
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Infectious disease experts warn there is the potential for flareups with the presence of highly infectious variants and the risk of others emerging that could evade vaccines.
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