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March 17, 2021TestimonyHB 3352: Cover all people
May 12, 2020News ReleasePublic assistance could keep afloat families waiting for unemployment benefits
April 15, 2020Resource pageHow is Congress supporting public services in Oregon during the coronavirus pandemic?
May 28, 2019CommentaryRaising tobacco taxes benefits low-income Oregonians
April 25, 2019Issue BriefTobacco Tax Proposal Advances the Interests of Low-Income Oregonians
October 17, 2018CommentaryMeasure 106 takes aim at a pillar of Oregon’s health care structures and economy
February 13, 2018Blog postThree lowlights from the Trump budget
January 23, 2018News ReleaseA victory for 1 million Oregonians
January 16, 2018Blog postTwo questions about Measure 101 keep coming up. Here are the answers.
January 9, 2018Blog postMeasure 101 protects working families
November 30, 2017Blog postAnswers to your questions about Ballot Measure 101 and the health care of Oregonians
October 22, 2017Blog postThe health care of hundreds of thousands of Oregonians is at stake
August 29, 2017Fact Sheet7 Reasons to Support the Health Care Provider Tax Package
June 8, 2017Blog PostHow to push back against misleading claims about state spending that seek to derail a revenue-raising package
March 17, 2017Issue BriefHouse GOP Health Plan Threatens Nearly One Million Oregonians Relying on the Oregon Health Plan
January 18, 2017Executive SummaryOregon Should Turn to Health Industry to Fill Medicaid Budget Gap
January 18, 2017ReportOregon Should Turn to Health Industry to Fill Medicaid Budget Gap
May 27, 2016PodcastThe chronic underfunding of Oregon public schools
April 21, 2016Op-edThe job of protecting Oregonians’ health isn't over
March 15, 2016News ReleaseLack of health insurance remains problematic for certain groups of Oregonians
March 15, 2016State of Working of Oregon SeriesGaps Persist Despite Gains in Health Insurance Coverage
December 21, 2015Fact SheetA Framework for Basic Health in Oregon
November 17, 2015Blog PostLet’s finish the job on health care reform
July 27, 2015Blog PostMedicaid: 50 Years of Making America Healthier
July 24, 2015ReportHow Do Oregonians Rate Their CCO?
April 10, 2015Issue BriefA Pathway, Not a Cliff
January 14, 2015Fact SheetA Basic Health Program Makes Sense for Oregon
December 8, 2014TestimonyOregon Can Design a Win-Win Basic Health Program
October 24, 2014Blog PostHealth Care for ALL Children
October 22, 2014ReportHealth Care for All Children
September 18, 2014Portland Business JournalWhy Oregon’s uninsured rate plummeted this year
September 16, 2014News Release"A Benchmark for the Success of the Affordable Care Act"
September 5, 2014Fact SheetBasic Health Could Improve Dental Coverage in Oregon
May 15, 2014State of Working Oregon SeriesGains and Gaps in Oregon Health Coverage
January 27, 2014Fact SheetUninsured Despite the Mandate
June 11, 2013TestimonyBasic Health's Advantages
May 4, 2013Blog PostOregon's Lesson to the Nation: Medicaid Works
March 21, 2013CommentaryBasic Health May Be What the Doctor Ordered for Oregon
March 4, 2013Issue BriefThe Basics of the Basic Health Program
September 12, 2012Blog PostOregon’s Progress on Health Coverage Shows Progress on Poverty Is Also Possible
June 28, 2012News ReleaseWe're All in This Together to Help 440,000 Uninsured Oregonians
April 30, 2012Fact SheetUpdated ABCs of CCOs
March 11, 2012Statesman JournalDefining "Poverty" Matters
December 9, 2011Fact SheetThe ABCs of CCOs
July 20, 2011Issue BriefStrides Against Economic Headwinds
October 6, 2010News ReleaseUninsured, Poor Oregonians Should Take a Chance With the Oregon Health Plan, OCPP Says
October 6, 2010KTVZ (Bend)Oregonians Urged To Seek Health Plan Slots
July 12, 2010Fact SheetThe Swing of the Budget Ax
January 5, 2010CommentaryRevitalizing Community, Revitalizing Our Economy
September 10, 2009News ReleaseCensus Data Show No Oregon Progress in Expanding Health Coverage or Reducing Poverty
February 6, 2009News ReleaseHouse, Not Senate, Economic Package Would Ease Health Care Squeeze for About 51,000 Unemployed, Low-Income Oregonians
January 23, 2009News ReleaseFederal Government Issues New Poverty Line for 2009
January 9, 2009News ReleaseKeeping Health Coverage Too Expensive for Laid-Off Oregon Workers
November 2, 2008CommentaryFired Up and Ready to Go End Poverty
July 9, 2008CommentaryData and Common Sense Be Damned
January 28, 2008News ReleaseOCPP Encourages Poor to Gamble With Oregon Health Plan Lottery
January 23, 2008News ReleaseMore to Qualify for Oregon Health Plan as Poverty Line Rises
May 11, 2007News ReleaseOregon Study Finds That Federal Medicaid Rules Aimed at Illegal Immigrants Harm Vulnerable Citizens
March 14, 2007News ReleaseNew Report: Fewer Low-Income Parents Are Being Offered Health Insurance on the Job While Vast Majority of Uninsured Kids Live in Homes with a Worker
April 4, 2006News ReleaseHouse Budget Plan Would Harm Oregon’s Vital Services
September 5, 2004State of Working Oregon SeriesWorkers Toil in Recovery's Shadows this Labor Day: State of Working Oregon
August 26, 2004News ReleaseOregonians’ Gains from 1990s Boom Fully Erased
September 1, 2003ReportRecovery Lost: Oregon's Faltering Economy Brings More Bad News for Workers
February 16, 2001News ReleaseWho is Poor? New Federal Poverty Guidelines Released Today
September 29, 2000News ReleaseCensus Finds Oregon Health Plan Ill
September 4, 2000State of Working Oregon SeriesProsperity in Perspective
August 14, 2000News Release"Prosperity in Perspective" on Labor Day
June 15, 1999ReportThe Impact of Reducing Basic Oregon Health Plan Eligibility to 80 Percent of Poverty
February 9, 1999News ReleaseMany Of Oregon's Low Income Parents Lack Health Insurance

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