Oregon Health Authority's slowness to respond to drug crisis stymies expansion of care | State
Last August, the Oregon Health Authority asked treatment providers to identify “shovel ready” projects to help the state address the addiction crisis.
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Last August, the Oregon Health Authority asked treatment providers to identify “shovel ready” projects to help the state address the addiction crisis.
This winter, vacationers in Maui were seen purchasing paddle boat trips on one side of the beach, while “Lahaina Strong” flags stood in front of local residential tents on the other. These makeshift shelters serve as a way of protest for dignified housing. Thousands of residents lost their homes and businesses to the deadly wildfires...
2 deaths were directly associated with the fire last summer.
Providers have “shovel ready” projects, and the Legislature allocated millions last year but the health authority has yet to make any funding decisions.
2 deaths were directly associated with the fire last summer.