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Bob Wise, General Manager at KOBI-TV5 and Dee Anne Everson, Executive Director of United Way of Jackson County join the Exchange. -
Anne Wernikoff/CalMattersMore than a third of Californians depend on Medi-Cal for a range of health care coverage. Now the program finds itself in the political crosshairs of federal budget-cutters.
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Dr. Adam Ratner joins the Exchange to discuss his new book. -
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek replaced the head of the Oregon State Hospital Friday night after she said state health officials shared more details about a recent fatality at the hospital. -
Oregon now ranks second to last — just behind Alaska — for pharmacy access. A proposed state bill is meant to help the struggling industry. -
“People on the right are reporting less trust in their own primary care provider, less trust in their child’s pediatrician, less trust in the medical staff in an emergency room than those on the political left,” said University of Oregon political scientist Neil O'Brian who conducted the research. -
The announcement is a stunning development for a service that’s been recognized nationally, especially in the wake of 2020 social justice protests, which renewed the national conversation about the role of armed officers in responding to mental health crises. -
Potential cuts to Medicaid have Californians bracing for changes that could weaken recent gains in mental health care and addiction treatment. -
Kate Madden, Director of the Problem Gambling Services at Lewis & Clark School of Counseling and Education, and Greta Coe of the Oregon Health Authority join the JX. -
Sprinter Roy Sutton promoted the idea of a 150+ club, where people of all ages recognize fitness values in each other around town. -
It’s the latest legal challenge to Providence St. Joseph Hospital’s abortion policy. -
Two music therapists from Oregon State Hospital visit the Exchange. -
A former doctor who developed Parkinson's, and the CEO of the Parkinson's Foundation, visit the Exchange. -
California voters overwhelmingly passed a ballot measure that increases pay to doctors with Medi-Cal patients. The Newsom administration missed an early deadline to begin implementing it.
