Health Insurance

Oregon has been trying to reign in health care spending for years. In 2019, lawmakers created the Sustainable Health Care Cost Growth Target Program to study and limit health care costs.

Enrollment in Affordable Care Act health insurance plans has grown every year of the Biden administration, leading to a record high rate of people with insurance.

We learn more on what providers have experienced and what mental health care looks like in Oregon.

State health officials are nearing completion of a reinstated program of eligibility checks for the roughly 1.4 million people covered by the Oregon Health Plan.

The state is the third nationwide to expand coverage to people who earn more than limits set by the federal government.

State officials say Oregon’s relatively flat enrollment with its subsidized insurance marketplace website reflects success with other health care initiatives

The district says Thursday was the cutoff for teachers needing to return to the classroom to be eligible for December benefits. But they expect teachers to still have coverage. Here’s why.

Members of the Service Employees International Union returned to work at 6 a.m. Saturday. A second Kaiser strike, which has shuttered several pharmacies in Oregon, continues.

The Oregon Employment Department announced Wednesday that Paid Leave Oregon is on track to begin next month, and people can start signing up for benefits Monday.

The new program would provide more poor adult Oregonians with stable, publicly funded healthcare, but it comes at the cost of some middle-class families paying more for private health insurance each month.