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The state's failure to provide adequate mental health treatment is having ripple effects around the state and causing civil rights violations. U.S. District Judge Adrienne Nelson wants to know specifically what is being done to fix things.

Some rural hospitals have canceled — or are considering ending — contracts with insurance companies that offer Medicare Advantage plans, saying the private policies jeopardize their finances and impede patient care.

A Republican proposal could lower federal payments to Oregon, forcing the state to make tough decisions

State hospital staff kept emergency response equipment in different rooms, sparking concern. State officials say they’re fixing it

A review board on Monday will consider whether to recommend state approval of the proposed merger between Oregon Health & Science University and Legacy Health. Critics say the newly dominant health care powerhouse in greater Portland would inevitably jack up costs, but supporters say it would help care.

A prominent state consumer protection attorney for two decades, David Hart was part of the negotiations leading to a proposed $7.4 billion multistate settlement with the notorious opioid maker. Now newly retired, he’s joined the critics who say the deal is too weak and should be rejected.

Dolly Matteucci will leave in March, creating a high-profile opening at the Oregon Health Authority

The hospital trade association said Medicaid only pays 56 cents for every dollar of service provided and that other costs are going up