The executive director of Partners in Diversity explains why the virus disproportionately impacts communities of color and how businesses can address the problem.
Employers can play a key role in helping employees recover from drug and alcohol addiction. Yet assistance programs are few and far between.
With surgeries being canceled and postponed by COVID-19, clinics and hospitals collaborate and innovate to get through the pandemic.
New telemedicine platforms are emerging, which have the potential to deliver much-needed health care to rural Oregon.
Dick Clark, CEO of the Portland Clinic, on competing as a midsize provider in a market dominated by large health care systems.
The idea of wellness in the workplace isn’t exactly new, but there’s a reason it feels that way.
Beset by rising costs and right-wing rhetoric, can Oregon’s bold experiment to revamp coordinated care organizations make the grade?
An OHSU neurosurgeon challenges the profit-oriented system of bringing new drugs to market while championing the small companies commercializing advances in brain cancer treatment.
Banfield Pet Hospital’s leader Brian Garish defies managerial convention, but is his way the future or a flash in the pan?
The profession is a growing part of health care, but many practitioners are uncertified.