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Consumer Voices for Better Care – We want to hear from you!

by Hillary Regan | Sep 2, 2018 | Act, Blog

In Oregon and across the country, we’re spending far too much, and getting far too little in return, for our health care dollar. OSPIRG is fighting for policies that improve the quality of health care and deliver an acceptable value proposition for consumers....

Oregon Health Policy Board, Coordinated Care Organizations meet July 30

by Hillary Regan | Jul 25, 2018 | Events, Events from selected partners

What: A public meeting of the Oregon Health Policy Board and CCOs When: Monday, July 30, 10 a.m. to noon Where: Portland State Office Building, 800 NE Oregon St, Room 1B, Portland. Members of the public can call in to listen by dialing 888-808-6929, participant code...

Message from OHA Director Patrick Allen: Help write Oregon’s health care transformation story

by Hillary Regan | Jun 18, 2018 | Act, Blog, Events, Events from selected partners

  For more than two decades, one issue has been at the top of the list of problems worrying Americans: health care. As a nation, we spend more for health care per person than people in other industrialized countries. Yet on many measures we suffer poorer health and...

Oregon Health Forum breakfast: Healthcare and Business: International Lessons for Oregon

by Hillary Regan | Apr 24, 2018 | Events, Events from selected partners

The Oregon Health Forum is pleased to invite you to attend our May 23rd OHF Breakfast, “Healthcare and Business: International Lessons for Oregon.” Our panelists are internationally recognized scholars of US and international healthcare systems, Drs. Theodore Marmor...

Public meetings for a better Oregon Health Plan. OHP Members -We want to hear from you!

by Hillary Regan | Apr 18, 2018 | Events, Events from selected partners

How is the Oregon Health Plan working? What would make it better? Please give us your feedback. Have you had good or bad experiences with OHP? We want to hear about them. Tell us about how your coordinated care organization (CCO) is doing. Your CCO is the local...
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