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U.S. District Judge Adrienne Nelson is pressing all sides involved in decades-old civil rights litigation to pursue creative solutions, and several lawyers in the case call for further action by the state to beef up services for people experiencing mental illness

Pharmacy benefit managers are nebulous businesses facing increased scrutiny for their role in the drug supply chain. A new report says the companies list hundreds of different prices for the same drug

The centers are part of a significant overhaul of the drug decriminalization law Measure 110. But Clackamas County's plans would not do enough to keep people out of jail, a state committee found

The state’s new health equity strategic plan took years to assemble due to the pandemic, but the Oregon Health Authority director says measurable improvements won’t take that long

As California’s top prosecutor, the presidential candidate was concerned that mergers among hospitals, physician groups, and health insurers could thwart competition and lead to higher prices for patients

Abbey Stamp, who starts her new job on Oct. 15, has worked for years in behavioral health and criminal justice

A research group based at the University of California-San Francisco surveyed more than 7,000 people ages 15 to 49 between December 2021 and July 2023

Officials will relax paramedic staffing requirements in return for the private equity—owned firm's agreement to deploy more ambulances and stop violating response-time requirements

New research suggests that bird flu infections among farmworkers are going undetected and are spreading to others. As a result, health officials may not notice the virus becomes more contagious

Regulators did not approve the full rate increases sought by insurers. But individuals buying plans on the federal marketplace will see higher prices