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Adriana Heldiz/CalMattersMillions of consumers will feel the pinch when rates already expected to rise will jump even further. Federal subsidies, set to expire at year’s end, are partly to blame. -
rudamese/PixabayCareOregon is cutting the number of therapists it works with. The change will impact around 15,000 members.
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A potential deal between private-equity owned Quorum Health and Bay Area Hospital is dead. -
Whether it goes forward may be up to the Trump administration. -
Providence announced it is laying off 128 staff, the second time this year it has eliminated positions in Oregon. -
The Redding Fire Department now charges nearly $500 to respond to some non-emergency calls. The department aims to curb call volume and recover costs. -
Gabriela Goldfarb, the Environmental Health Section Manager for the Oregon Health Authority, joins the Exchange. -
Dr. Emma Sandoe joins the Exchange. She's the director of Oregon Health Authority’s Medicaid Division. -
The new building, called Klamath Crimson R.O.S.E., can now serve more girls than the old location. -
Joining the Exchange is Brad Capener, Program Director for the Southern Oregon Career Center. -
Providence Medford Medical Center confirmed this week that it temporarily closed its endoscopy department because some equipment was not being properly sanitized. -
Planned Parenthood clinics in southwestern Oregon are bracing themselves for closure. -
Judy Karofsky joins the Exchange to discuss her new book. -
Only a handful of Planned Parenthood organizations will continue to receive money from the federal government. None of them are in California.
