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Komen Caught Pink Handed But What Else Don't We Know? - The Nonprofit Quarterly (blog)

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Komen Caught Pink Handed But What Else Don't We Know? The Nonprofit Quarterly (blog) Massachusetts General Hospital, for alleged Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) violations. It appears that Handel neglected to review the Komen portfolio of grantees to make certain that their records were completely clear of ... Oregon Editorial RdpNECN all 370 news articles »

Free Oregon City clinic hopes to meet needs - Oregon City News

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Free Oregon City clinic hopes to meet needs Oregon City News “Up to this point, there has been no free health clinic to serve uninsured residents of Clackamas County.” In Clackamas County, an estimated 44128 adults younger than 65 lack health insurance. In 2011, one of Oregon City's largest employers – the Blue ... and more »

Oregon health insurer says it will be viable, new option for Montana - The Missoulian

Oregon health insurer says it will be viable, new option for Montana The Missoulian HELENA - The head of an Oregon insurance company said Tuesday his firm's pending purchase of part of Montana's second-largest health insurer will create a new option for consumers in the Montana market, and should be approved by state regulators. New West health insurance company aims to streamlineKXLH Helena News $1.5M New West deal before insurance commissionerCBS News Montana Commissioner Holds Hearing on PacificSource's Buy of New West Health ...Insurance News Net (press release) Great Falls Tribune -KAJ18 Kalispell Montana News all 50 news articles »

Nurse pay mandate (HB 4010 ): Fastest way to drive up health care costs? - Oregon Catalyst

Nurse pay mandate (HB 4010 ): Fastest way to drive up health care costs? Oregon Catalyst 2012 By Taxpayer Association of Oregon HB4010 mandates insurers to pay nurse practitioners at the same rate as physicians for the same services. This has to be among the fastest & most reckless ways politicians could drive up health care costs when ...

Health care reform: Insurance exchange should include large employers - OregonLive.com

Health care reform: Insurance exchange should include large employers OregonLive.com John Kitzhaber and the 2011 Legislature deserve credit for moving swiftly to implement the federal health reform law by creating the Oregon Health Insurance Exchange. Starting Jan. 1, 2014, the exchange will be a central marketplace for individuals and ... and more »

$1.5M New West Deal Before Montana Insurance Commissioner - Insurance Journal

$1.5M New West Deal Before Montana Insurance Commissioner Insurance Journal State regulators are examining a $1.5 million proposal by an Oregon insurer to take over a portion of Montana's third-largest health insurance company as part of a government anti-trust settlement. Commissioner of Securities and Insurance Monica ... Insurer: New West deal benefits consumersHelena Independent Record all 15 news articles »

Growing but challenging - The Register-Guard

Growing but challenging The Register-Guard As the economy continues its long, slow recovery, local health care providers are focusing inward, on efficiencies and cost savings, while keeping a wary eye on changes in state Medicaid and other insurance plans that could reduce payments for their ... and more »

New Coalition to Advocate for Universal Healthcare in Oregon - The Lund Report

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New Coalition to Advocate for Universal Healthcare in Oregon The Lund Report February 6, 2012 -- Delegates from 28 unions, nonprofits and grassroots organizations gathered in Portland on Friday, January 27, to form a new coalition that will advocate for universal health care in Oregon and the US Seven labor unions joined with ... Oregon Progressives Throw Health Insurance Under the BuseMaxHealth all 5 news articles »

Health care reform: the devil is in the details - Oregon Capitol News (blog)

Oregon Capitol News (blog)

Health care reform: the devil is in the details Oregon Capitol News (blog) -Oregon legislative leaders hope to transform the state's health care system into a model to be emulated nationally. But as with any issue as complicated as health care, one point has become increasingly obvious to all involved: The devil is in the ... and more »