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In his lawsuit filed this week in federal court in Eugene, Roseburg pediatrician and former Architrave CEO Dr. Bob Dannenhoffer alleges the Architrave board voted to delay correcting overpayments to physicians -- a vote made in secret because CCOs are exempt from public meetings laws.

Virtual dentistry takes off in California, is on the fast track in Oregon

Lynne Saxton, who appeared at yesterday’s Health Policy Board meeting, also indicated she’s been meeting with CCO leaders to discuss rates for 2016.

Supporters say they have enough signatures for an initiative which would allow the use of magic mushrooms in a controlled setting as a mental health therapy.

April 16, 2013 — Rep. Mitch Greenlick, D-Portland, has put forth a compromise bill that would ensure greater public scrutiny of coordinated care organizations without putting them under Oregon’s public meetings law.