Few can access the new real time bed capacity data that OHSU team is working to collect. And of those who do have access, very few are consulting it to coordinate treatment for patients with mental health and addiction problems.

Secretary of State’s Office traces overpayments to cases where one Oregon Health Plan member got counted multiple times. It says duplicates are rare, but still imperil federal funding. And it has ideas for how state systems could improve.

The $1.1 billion gift is one of the largest ever to a U.S. health care institution. Funding also will be routed to Providence’s cardiovascular program.

In the coming weeks, more than 600,000 Oregonians on the Oregon Health Plan are set to get letters notifying them that they may soon be subject to new work or activity rules if they want to keep the health coverage.

The feds said a U.S Border Patrol agent was in the path of a truck when he shot its occupants in East Portland. A newly-released forensic analysis says otherwise.

COVID rates in Oregon and across the U.S. are low but increasing, with slightly higher concentration in the West and South, according to federal data.

The state says its trying to raise more money to support its psilocybin program. Critics say making licenses more expensive will make less people likely to get them at all.

The Oregon Health Authority says it has paid Spirit Consulting nearly $1 million to recruit for key jobs, mostly at its troubled psychiatric hospital. What did that money buy?

Many independent hospitals are very wary of joining a bigger system. The newly-formed “Cascades Rural High Value Network” is supposed to produce some of the upsides without ceding independence.

Deal would preserve in-network access to OHSU for most—though not all—members of one of the largest health insurance operators in the state.