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Federal case keeps mentally ill people from getting stuck in jail without treatment, but local officials remain concerned

After nurse supervisor complained over being told to staff with a ‘fiscal lens,’ she faced investigation over her ‘tone.’

It was a year in which the health care community had hoped to recuperate. Instead, Oregon and southwest Washington saw major changes affecting workers, patients, insurers, state officials and health systems.

An investigation into a Montana-based outbreak that killed two people and sickened 51 found that undercooked or raw morels from a sushi restaurant were the likely culprit, spawning guidelines on preparing morels

Last year’s increase was higher than the 3.2% growth in health spending in 2021, but less than half the 10.6% growth of health spending in 2020

State leaders are looking to increase support and funding for the program

Oregon's drug decriminalization law came with additional spending intended to promote recovery; a new report on the rollout so far comes as lawmakers consider changes.

A change in data contributed to a jump in deaths among homeless people counted in an annual county report, but the number of people dying climbed significantly regardless

Podiatrist has pleaded not guilty to the allegations by two women