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After months of bargaining and a strike last fall, the union representing thousands of health care workers at Kaiser Permanente has reached a tentative labor deal

Between 2023 and 2024, 126 hospitals across the US shut down their inpatient psychiatric units, which are costly to operate. Looming Medicaid cuts could increase the strain.

People on Affordable Care Act plans nearing retirement age experienced some of the largest price increases following the expiration of enhanced federal subsidies at the end of December.

Since 2003, the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Refugee Resettlement has cared for immigrant children under 18 who arrive in the country without their parents, often fleeing violence, abuse, or trafficking. Now the second Trump administration is using migrant children held by the resettlement office to lure their parents.

A new lawsuit claims that hospital staff and patients have suffered from repeated leakages, odors since 2024

Nonprofit health system's switch from a Eugene doctors' group to an Atlanta-based staffing and management firm violates a new Oregon law intended to block corporate influence on medicine, according to a suit filed in Lane County court

In response to a motion filed by an advocacy group that opposes confinement of people experiencing mental illness, a judge is poised to block people accused of misdemeanors and low-level felonies from being sent to the hospital for care, potentially meaning some in need of inpatient care won't receive it

The company’s announcement, which included few details, follows months of downsizing for its owner, Providence Health & Services

Kotek cites concern about the exodus of trained physicians; Oregon lawmakers also call on PeaceHealth to submit to the Oregon Health Authority's market oversight program

Doctors around the world are seeing diseases they've never seen, and have known only from history texts