After considering a veto, Gov. Tina Kotek signed into law a bill that lets physical therapists practice dry needling.

A controversial effort by Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay to turn over its operations to a private equity owned firm has ended ...

After the judge’s contempt ruling in June, the health authority’s deputy director, Dave Baden, wrote in an all-staff email ...

Providence employs 23,800 people in Oregon, with medical centers or hospitals in Portland, Milwaukie, Medford, Hood River, ...

On Wednesday, Gekeler shared her story in front of a crowd of mental health professionals, elected officials and people ...

The number of people receiving treatment at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center — the renowned research ...

A transferred detainee with tuberculosis was reportedly hospitalized in Tacoma. The person’s attorney discovered the ...

Plaintiffs in the lawsuit include the attorneys general of states where gender clinics have recently shuttered, as well as ...

Kotek does not have a line-item veto in this case, so she cannot remove the dry needling portion of the bill and leave the ...

Nearly $1.8 million in grants are coming to 37 community-based organizations and licensed insurance agents across Oregon to ...

For example: Two years after a hospital buys an OB-GYN practice, prices for labor and delivery jump an average of $475 and ...

The punchline of my story, of course, is that she succeeded. She built a potent public-service entity through diligence and ...