Bridge Clinic will increase access to psychiatric services for youths on the Oregon Health Plan
CareOregon | Aug 31, 2022 | Oregon
Emily Boerger | Nov 5, 2021 | Oregon
DJ Wilson | Sep 15, 2021 | Oregon
Patrick Jones | Aug 25, 2021 | Oregon
Some of Oregon's most influential voices in health policy advocacy will be joining State of Reform on April 23rd. They will be reviewing the progress made during the legislative session and talk through some key policy conversations. During our upcoming Leadership Series, “Reviewing health policy in the 2021 Oregon Legislature”,
CareOregon - a nonprofit community benefit company serving approximately 375,000 Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid) and Medicare members - has released a plan detailing how the organization is helping their provider network through the COVID-19 crisis. The plan comes to the fore in a period when insurers are tasked with thinking
The Senate Committee on Health Care heard a bill Feb. 4 that would require the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) to issue financial reports twice a year to health-related committees in the legislature. The OHA report must include information about financial reporting requirements imposed on coordinated care organizations. The
Our Lunch Keynote session at the 2019 Oregon State of Reform Conference featured four unique leaders, approaching the challenge of health reform from diverse perspectives. Our host, DJ Wilson, sat down with these leaders where he asked forward-looking questions in hopes of leveraging their experience to better understand the road
While we cover the legislative budget cuts in this issue, we are also connecting dots with Alaska to the Outside, notably Oregon and Mexico. We're also finalizing our list of speakers for our 2019 Alaska State of Reform Health Policy Conference coming up in 5 weeks. So, lots of moving
It's been a transformational last few weeks for Oregon health care. From personnel changes to organizational shifts, we cover some of that below - and we don't even touch on the clash between Centene and Portland-area hospitals... With help from Emily Boerger 1. “Don Quixote” goes to