$5.1M Oregon opioid crisis settlement funds will go to harm reduction programs
Oregon has allocated $5.1 million from state opioid crisis settlement funds for harm reduction programs through the Oregon Health Authority, OHA announced Thursday.
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La Pine health clinic cuts staff in wake of federal funding uncertainty
The La Pine Community Health Center has laid off an undetermined number of workers in the wake of uncertainty of federal ...
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Oregon Nurses Association reaches tenative agreement with Providence Health
The Oregon Nurses Association has announced it has reached a tentative agreement between nurses at eight Oregon hospitals and ...
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Workers at Coast’s Biggest Hospital Mobilize to Stave Off Private Equity Firm
If Bay Area were to close, patients would have to drive two hours over the Coast Range to Eugene for equivalent care. On top ...
Oregon Medicaid recipients face massive delays with new rent assistance benefit
A new Medicaid housing assistance program in Oregon is struggling with delays, leaving some recipients at risk of eviction.
Oregon Department of Corrections fires 2 top health care leaders following investigation
Oregon prison leaders fired two top officials Monday, a move they said was part of reforms to address longstanding medical care issues.
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Oregon faces backlash over push to block Medicaid payments to unaffiliated, uncertified behavioral health providers
Backlash against the proposed policy was taken up by the board overseeing the Oregon Health Authority on Tuesday after ...
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Tribes, 34 organizations to receive $23 million for home repairs
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) has awarded $23 million to repair and rehabilitate homes of low-income residents to eliminate risks to residents’ health. Awards were made to the nine federally ...